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31/10/2024
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif Arrives in Doha

30 Oct. 2024 (QNA) Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Shahbaz Sharif arrived on an official visit this evening in Doha. He and the accompanying delegation were welcomed upon arrival at Doha International Airport by Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh Al Khulaifi;...

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09/09/2024
bein -Qatar University Renew Long Term Cooperation Agreement

Doha, 09 Sept. 2024 beIN MEDIA GROUP (‘beIN’), the leading sports and entertainment networks in the world, and Qatar University (QU), Qatar’s primary institution of higher education, have renewed their long-term cooperation agreement for a further four years. The agreement was signed at beIN’s headquarters by Tareq Zainal, Chief Financial & Human Resources Officer at...

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31/08/2024
Media Professionals Stressed To Work for Public Interest Not Vested Interest,

Islamabad, 31 August 2024 Media professionals in a roundtable discussion on ‘Responsible Journalism in the Age of Social Media’ organized by the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) has stressed on the need to work for public interest rather than vested interest. Notable journalists participated in discussions amid the rapidly changing journalism landscape in present age of digitalization...

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04/06/2024
Over 2,000 Journalists Killed in 20 Years, Media Monitoring Group

Geneva, 04 June 2024 (Anadolu News) In 20 years, more than 2,000 journalists have been killed around the world, an average of 100 a year, the Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) said Tuesday. “This is an extremely heavy toll,” said PEC president Blaise Lempen on the 20th anniversary of the Geneva-based monitoring group. “Our main concern remains...

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