Qatar's Ministry of Transport Resumes Maritime Navigation

Qatar's Ministry of Transport has announced the full resumption of maritime navigation for all vessels starting Sunday. Licensed fishing vessels are allowed to sail 24/7.

The Ministry of Transport in Qatar has announced the full resumption of maritime navigation activities for all types of marine vessels and ships, starting from this Sunday, from 6 AM to 6 PM. The ministry stated in a press release that marine vessels and ships holding a license for fishing activities are permitted to sail around the clock.

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