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Bill Gates to visit Qatar
- Qatar: Tuesday, February 05 - 2008 at 09:46
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates is expected to visit Qatar soon at the invitation of Dr Hessa Al Jaber, Secretary-General of Information and Communication Technology, reported the Peninsula. She extended the invitation during a meeting at the 'Government Leaders Forum Arabia' held in Abu Dhabi last week. Al Jaber invited Gates to visit and mobilise the company's resources to help with Qatar's e-Health programme.
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