Who is the Head of State of Qatar, holding supreme executive power, command of the armed forces, and representing the state internationally?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. His Highness the Amir
- Step 1: His Highness the Amir is the Head of State of Qatar.
- Step 2: Under Article 64 of the Constitution, the person of the Amir is immune and respected.
- Step 3: The Amir is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, promulgates laws passed by the Shura Council, concludes treaties, and appoints the Prime Minister, ministers, and civil and military commanders.
Answer
His Highness the Amir.
Why not the others: 'The Prime Minister' heads the Council of Ministers and directs government administration; 'The Speaker of the Shura Council' presides over legislative sessions; 'The Chief Justice' leads the judicial branch.
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