The Zaker Party has expressed profound sorrow and heartfelt condolences over the passing of the former Amir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. On Tuesday, the party’s Secretary General, Shamim Haider, visited the Embassy of the State of Qatar in Dhaka, where he signed the official condolence book opened in memory of the late leader. During the visit, he offered prayers for the eternal peace of Sheikh Hamad’s soul and conveyed sincere sympathies to the Al Thani Royal Family, the Government of Qatar, and the people of Qatar during this period of national mourning. In its official condolence message, the Zaker Party described Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani as a visionary, wise, and transformational statesman whose remarkable leadership laid the foundation for Qatar’s extraordinary economic growth, modernization, and emergence as one of the world’s most influential and respected nations. Under his stewardship, Qatar achieved unprecedented progress in infrastructure, education, healthcare, energy, diplomacy, and sustainable development while strengthening its position as a key regional and global actor. The party further noted that Sheikh Hamad’s commitment to peace, development, humanitarian assistance, and international cooperation earned him widespread respect across the Muslim world and the broader international community. His enduring contributions to promoting stability, dialogue, and prosperity will continue to inspire future generations of leaders. The Zaker Party prayed for Almighty Allah to grant the late Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani eternal peace and the highest place in Paradise, while extending its deepest condolences and unwavering solidarity to the bereaved Al Thani Royal Family, the Government of the State of Qatar, and its people. The party emphasized that Sheikh Hamad’s legacy of visionary leadership, national development, and dedication to the welfare of his nation and the Muslim Ummah will be remembered with profound respect and gratitude for generations to
Zaker Party Secretary General Shamim Haider signed the condolence book paying tribute to the memory of the former Emir of Qatar.
