Tunis:HE Shura Council Speaker Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim emphasized the significance of HH the Amir's recent address at the opening of the new parliamentary session, describing it as a crucial guide for national work in the face of exceptional regional circumstances and rapidly evolving challenges.
According to Qatar News Agency, Al Ghanim stated that the Amir's address offered a clear assessment of Qatar's current situation, outlining a vision for tackling upcoming challenges. This speech is expected to serve as a framework for the council's constitutional duties, including legislative and oversight work, and to enhance coordination with the government to support national development and protect the country's achievements.
Al Ghanim underscored the importance of national cohesion and cooperation among state institutions, praising the government's management of exceptional circumstances under the Amir's directives. This approach has ensured the continued operation of state institutions, safeguarded security, and met the needs of citizens and residents.
Furthermore, Al Ghanim noted that the Shura Council would continue to support Qatar's efforts to maintain security and promote regional and international stability. The council aims to use parliamentary diplomacy to encourage dialogue and peaceful solutions, demonstrating Qatar's commitment to resolving disputes through diplomatic means.
Looking forward, the council intends to build on previous legislative and oversight achievements, focusing on issues such as family affairs, social cohesion, youth, and health. Al Ghanim highlighted the importance of constructive cooperation between the legislative and executive branches, aiming for closer coordination to serve the national interest and improve communication with the public and media.
The speaker concluded by expressing gratitude to HH the Amir for his continued support, which encourages the council members to fulfill their national responsibilities with dedication and integrity, contributing to Qatar's development and progress.
