REF: 0044 26.09.09
TO,
QATAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
PH: 4559111.
DEAR SIR,
I am not getting support from your magazine to cover my appeal to make Qatar as an attractive tourist and business destination. Although there are some positive indicators such as decreasing rents and lower business expenses, but still guests and tourists avoid visiting Qatar.
Lower cost of living is not enough, but what we need is to make Qatar a free country, the liberal Aljefairi’s country. I wrote many times, that it is important to maintain personal freedom and relax rules related to personal privacy and recruit more single females to work everywhere in Qatar to balance the male to female ratio to one to one, but due to the fact that I was working alone and businessmen ignoring my efforts, such situation of low hotel occupancy and empty towers will make losses to Qatari businessmen in billions, not millions of Riyals.
We need to introduce new laws to restrict interference in the privacy and life of people, because people want freedom, they are not begging for food to eat or a bed to sleep on. All these developments will mean nothing if people do not breathe the oxygen of freedom. Qatari businessmen did not voice their concerns and identify challenges and left Hassan Aljefairi to struggle alone.
I promised that I shall make Qatar a free country but how can I do it alone?
YOURS FAITHFULLY,
HASSAN IBRAHIM ALMULLA ALJEFAIRI ,
QATARI ACTIVIST.
www.hassanAljefairi.com
