Qatar Tribune - 2022-11-18

• Many aircraft on standby for World Cup service: QA chief
• World Cup players join ‘BringTheMo­ves’ to encourage youngsters to #BeActive
• FIFA WC Qatar 2022 will prove to be a big and influentia­l event: French ambassador
• QDF named ‘World’s Leading Airport Duty Free Operator’
• PHCC’s dietetics programme shows significan­t BMI reduction among overweight and obese
• DFI presents family-friendly and football-inspired films
• QCDC’s Career Guide special edition focuses on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 legacy
• UDST, QAFSSC sign three-year cooperatio­n pact
• Tunisian fans’ everyday cheer wows visitors at Souq Waqif
• Labour City is all decked up to ring in WC
• Act quickly, UN chief tells divided negotiator­s as COP27 nears end
• Modi, Sunak discuss ways to boost trade
• Deal allowing Ukraine to export grain via Black Sea ports extended
• ‘Extreme rainfall’ pummelling Britain brings road, train delays
• Nancy Pelosi to step down as House Democratic leader
• POA promises fun-filled experience­s for WC passengers
• Elizabeth Holmes faces judgment day
• AP Moller – Maersk to launch service connecting India–UAE–Saudi corridor
• Automatic braking can cut crashes over 40%
• Katara: where World Cup fans will feel the pulse of culture
• Grand events to kick off at Katara from today
• Discover Qatar launches kiosks to assist visitors
• Education City Stadium: Accessible and inclusive viewing experience for all
• QATAR WORLD CUP UNIQUE; FRANCE HAVE A CHANCE: GIROUD
• RONALD DE BOER: BRAZIL FAVOURITES TO WIN WORLD CUP 2022
• Germany arrive in Qatar for the World Cup, to train on Saturday
• BeIN SPORTS reveals game-changing plans for Qatar 2022
• Aspire Academy playing a key role in Qatar’s hosting of FIFA World Cup
• Jordan-1 Spain-3 Young stars strike to give La Roja warm-up victory
• WALES WANT TO BE BACK WITH A BANG

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