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Qatar to hold consultative council elections, Middle East Online (2011)
In this news article; Qatar will hold soon consultative council elections, Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem bin Jaber al-Thani said , as protests rattle several Arab states, two of them Gulf monarchies.
Qatar: CMC Elections: Candidates can register till Thursday, Peninsula Online (2011)
In this news article, the election committees at 29 constituencies continue accepting applications for contesting fourth Central Municipal Council (CMC) Elections.
Qatar goes to polls in council elections , AlJazeera (2011)
The article reports that: "Qataris are heading to the polls to choose municipal council representatives in elections seen as a small step towards greater representative democracy in the Gulf state." Of its 1.7 million population, approximately 34,000 people are eligible to vote in the coming election. There are to be 117 candidates, four of which are women. Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jasem Al Thani has said that future Doha legislative polls are also a possibility.
Qatar to hold advisory council elections in 2013, Reuters (2011)
In this news article; the Emir of Gulf Arab state Qatar said on Tuesday 1 November, elections to an advisory council would be held in the second half of 2013, the state news agency reported.
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