• People are divided over the Supreme Education Council’s plan to introduce the service “Khedmati”.
• Surprise over Qatar University’s decision about decent attire on campus and questions about why there is no follow-up and implementation of that decision.
• Talk about the possibility of establishing a body to monitor youth issues in the GCC states, including unemployment and job opportunities.
• Complaints from customers of a bank that has a branch in a key area but only one employee to attend to customers. The bank is not paying attention to its customers’ suffering there.
• Authorities asked to solve the problem of traffic jams at Abu Hamour petrol station and punish those who take wrong turns or park their cars improperly.
• Discussion in social media about a Qatari national detained in the UAE, with people urging the government to find out the reason for his detention and intervene for his release.
• Questions about why the decision to disclose the names of those violating health rules, and the nature of their offence, is not being implemented.
• Some parents are complaining about delay in distribution of textbooks to their children in some private schools, where the second term began more than a week ago.
• Talk about the committee that regulates overseas medical treatment of Qataris changing the list of countries where Qataris can get treatment.
• Talk about Barwa Bank granting scholarships to 10 Qatari students to study abroad so that they join the bank after graduation. People say such a scheme should be offered in both private and government sectors.
