AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoQatar’s Business Pulse: Woqod reported H1 2026 net profit of QR398m (down 14% year-on-year) and said it is pushing ahead with plans to build four new petrol stations, with more in tender. Banking & Ratings: Doha Bank launched a new corporate identity as part of its transformation push, while QNB Group flagged continued disciplined execution in its Q2 update. Sovereign Outlook: Capital Intelligence Ratings affirmed Qatar’s ‘AA’ long-term ratings with a stable outlook, citing strong buffers despite hydrocarbon disruption. Inclusive Qatar: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched the second “Purple Saturday 2026” to boost accessible shopping and tourism for people with disabilities. Summer for Kids: PHCC’s “Care Summer” programme starts early August, with free field training for students across six health centres. Regional Diplomacy: Qatar welcomed the Netherlands and Belgium bans on imports from illegal Israeli settlements, urging other countries to follow. Logistics: Qatar Airways Cargo began a Doha–Katowice freighter service, twice weekly, expanding Central Europe access via Doha. Sports: South Korea will face Saudi Arabia and Qatar in men’s football at the Asian Games.
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