The Qatari Cabinet approved a draft law on lost property, discussed outcomes from the Arab Summit related to Palestinian issues, and endorsed strategic plans for the legal sector and national archives. Additionally, agreements with Sierra Leone and Uzbekistan were ratified, emphasizing international collaboration and legal progress.
The Qatari Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, convened to discuss key national issues. A major focus was the outcome of the recent Extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo, where the Cabinet expressed hope for strengthened Arab resistance against the displacement of Palestinians and support for peace initiatives in the Gaza Strip.
In addition, the Cabinet approved a draft law concerning lost property and unclaimed money, aimed at establishing clear procedures to recover such property and ensuring rights are preserved. This legislation is part of broader efforts to encourage finders to return lost items to their rightful owners.
The Cabinet also applauded the Ministry of Justice’s Strategy (2025-2030), designed to enhance the legal and judicial sectors through improved services and partnerships, thus promoting economic development. Furthermore, it acknowledged the inaugural National Archives of Qatar Strategy (2025-2030), focusing on the preservation and digitization of national documents to foster historical awareness and continuity.
Moreover, the Cabinet deliberated on regulatory matters, including a draft resolution on safety precautions for protecting electrical and water facilities, complying with Law No. (13) of 2024. Steps were also taken to formalize agreements with Sierra Leone on worker regulations and cooperation in economic matters.
Additionally, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was ratified between Qatar’s Financial Information Unit and Uzbekistan’s General Prosecutor’s Office, enhancing collaborative efforts in combating economic crimes including money laundering. Finally, the Cabinet reviewed reports on Qatar’s participation in the Hajj Conference and the Oman-Qatar Economic Forum, facilitating international cooperation and relations.
The Qatari Cabinet meeting highlighted significant legislative and strategic developments aimed at enhancing legal frameworks, preserving national heritage, and improving international cooperation. Key initiatives include the lost property law, the Ministry of Justice’s strategic plans, and agreements with Sierra Leone and Uzbekistan, reflecting Qatar’s commitment to legal integrity and regional stability.
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