Labour Regulation: Qatar’s Ministry of Labour warned recruitment offices of licence suspension or revocation for contract breaches, fee refund delays, inaccurate licence applications, and operating outside their permitted scope. Public Health Digitisation: The Ministry of Public Health launched an online permit system for travellers to apply for authorisation to carry controlled medicines, with electronic tracking and decisions within three working days. Mosque Services Upgrade: The Ministry of Awqaf rolled out the “Hadir” smart app to streamline mosque administration across 1,456 mosques, reducing routine burdens on imams and muezzins. Humanitarian & Health Standards: Qatar Red Crescent Society’s Workers’ Health Centers earned Accreditation Canada “Diamond” level after a final audit, building on earlier “Platinum” recognition. Regional Diplomacy on Jerusalem: Muslim foreign ministers meeting in Amman condemned attempts to change Al-Aqsa’s status quo and reaffirmed Jordan’s exclusive administration role. Hormuz Watch: Iran and Oman moved toward finalising a safe commercial shipping route, agreeing on coordinates while warning that reopening depends on broader security conditions. Qatar in the Spotlight: Qatar Airways was named Official Travel Partner of Qatar Boat Show 2026, with discounted fares for visitors. Sports & Youth: Qatar’s junior chess team won gold, silver and bronze at the Arab Junior and Youth Championship; Qatar also promoted screen-free summer learning through Qatar Foundation camps and leadership-focused Harvard Model Congress Middle East 2027 planning.