Just three days after winning the Qatar Open in Doha, third-seeded Andrey Rublev was ousted in first-round action at the Dubai Championships by qualifier Quentin Halys in three sets on Tuesday.

U.S.-based Investment firm Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) said on Monday it would open an office in Qatar to serve as the hub for its operations in the Middle East and North Africa.

Jack Draper announced he has withdrawn from the upcoming Dubai Open on Sunday to "prioritise recovery," the day after his three-set defeat to Andrey Rublev in the Qatar Open final.

Most stock markets in the Gulf rose in choppy trade early on Monday, as investors waited to see if imminent U.S. tariffs would be implemented, although the Qatari bourse traded lower.

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The Ministry of Interior (MoI) has claimed the Global Innovation Institute (GInI) Award 2025 for the Distinguished Public Sector Organization category.MoI's Public

Qatar, Emirates, and Saudi continue to be the Middle East's top airlines with their hub airports also the top airports.

Jack Draper confirmed that he is withdrawing from the Dubai Duty Free tournament after making it to the final of the Qatar Open. He wrote in a statement: "Unfortunately, I have made the decision to withdraw from @DubaiDutyFree After a great week at @qataropentennis.

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The Russian returns to the scene of one of his worst moments on the tennis court - with a new perspective on his own mind.

Jack Draper has opted to withdraw from the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships to protect his body ahead of bigger targets in 2025.

Current World No. 1 Jannik Sinner are in the list of players who have pulled out from the ATP Dubai Tennis Championships 2025.