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11 October 2021

How QF’s DIFI helped pave the way to more flexible working for Qatari women

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How QF’s DIFI helped pave the way to more flexible working for Qatari women

DIFI’s research into work-family balance has sparked a change in policy in Qatar.

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Khalid Al-Naama, Family Policy Director at the Doha International Family Institute, explains how and why it launched a project designed to help balance work and life

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