SHURA COUNCIL SPEAKER MEETSEGYPTIAN AMBASSADOR
Speaker of the Shura Council HE Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim met with Ambassador of Egypt to Qatar HE Amr El Sherbini on Tuesday. The meeting reviewed the existing cooperation between Qatar and Egypt, particularly in the parliamentary field, and discussed ways to further enhance and develop these relations. (QNA)
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