Doha: Qatari newspapers on Monday emphasized several significant issues at local, Arab, and international levels, with a focus on Qatar's strategy to develop the labor market as a fundamental part of the country's development process. This approach includes investment in human capital, modernization of legislation and institutions, and efforts to enhance labor market efficiency in line with economic and technological changes.
According to Qatar News Agency, the newspapers also covered Saudi Arabia's celebration of its 96th National Day under the theme "Our Pride, Lies, in Our Nature," marking the unification of the Kingdom by its founder, King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud.
On Arab affairs, the newspapers condemned ongoing incursions by extremist settlers into Al-Aqsa Mosque, facilitated by Israeli occupation police, and the restrictions imposed on worshipers. These actions were described as violations of international law and attempts to impose a new reality at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
In its editorial, Al-Raya newspaper affirmed that Qatar views labor market development as essential by investing in human capital and modernizing legislation and institutions. The importance of this approach was highlighted by HE Minister of Labor Dr. Ali bin Samikh Al Marri during his participation in the Arab Labor Conference in Cairo. These changes are crucial amid global transformations in work, including artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
Under Qatar National Vision 2030, human development is a primary pillar. Recent labor market reforms include introducing a non-discriminatory minimum wage, labor mobility, and access to justice. These reforms aim to create a flexible and sustainable labor market and a competitive economy based on knowledge and human capital investment, Al-Raya noted.
In conclusion, Al-Raya emphasized Qatar's participation in the Arab Labour Conference, highlighting cooperation among Arab countries in skills development, social dialogue, and protecting workers' rights. Preparing for changes reshaping the labor market and providing decent employment opportunities remain priorities.
Al-Arab newspaper highlighted Saudi Arabia's National Day celebration under the theme "Our Pride, Lies, in Our Nature," and the vibrant model of Qatari-Saudi relations. This relationship is growing rapidly, driven by leaderships' determination to strengthen cooperation in various fields. The Saudi-Qatari Coordination Council plays a crucial role in coordinating efforts in politics, security, and the economy.
Recent developments include the Riyadh-Doha High-Speed Electric Rail Link project, reflecting regional integration and closer connections between peoples and economies. Bilateral trade has grown significantly, attributed to policies facilitating trade and investment. The newspaper concluded by stating that Saudi Arabia's National Day highlights the strategic partnership with Qatar, founded on shared interests and mutual respect, aiming for a stable and prosperous Gulf future.
