Qatar’s General Postal Corporation (Q-Post) yesterday signed a QR22m agreement with Germany’s industrial giant Siemens for the installation of a state-of-the-art electronic mail sorting system. The two-piece system is expected to be commissioned by June 2006, in time for the Asian Games that will be hosted by Doha, the Q-Post Chairman, Ali Mohammad Al Ali, said.
Read MoreQatar’s General Postal Corporation (Q-Post) has invited suggestions from the large, foreign courier companies operating in Doha about the proposed, new postal laws that are expected to be enacted shortly, the Q-Post chairman, Ali Mohammad Al Ali, said.
Read MoreQatar’s General Postal Corporation (Q-Post), as part of its expansion programme, plans to offer the e-resident services from all the 24 post offices in Qatar before the end of this year, Abdulla Al Hajri, head of public relations and customer services said.
Q-Post will also launch the facility of paying electricity and water bills at its branches within the next couple of weeks, he added.
Read MoreQ-Post will today open a new post office in the town of Al Khertiyat, north of Doha, and later, another state-of-the-art post office in the Old Airport (Matar Qadeem) area, Ali Mohammad Al Ali chairman of the General Postal Corporation (GPC), said yesterday.
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