End of the Blockade
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End of the Blockade
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Re: End of the Blockade
Three years too late for me.
The blockade began a few months after I was forced to transfer to Doha and which I only agreed to upon the knowledge I'd be flying back to the UAE every other weekend or so. I actually had flight tickets to Dubai the weekend the blockade began.
All those lost R&R weekends in Dubai certainly did much to make my time in Doha enjoyable
The blockade began a few months after I was forced to transfer to Doha and which I only agreed to upon the knowledge I'd be flying back to the UAE every other weekend or so. I actually had flight tickets to Dubai the weekend the blockade began.
All those lost R&R weekends in Dubai certainly did much to make my time in Doha enjoyable
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Re: End of the Blockade
Three years too late for me.
The blockade began a few months after I was forced to transfer to Doha and which I only agreed to upon the knowledge I'd be flying back to the UAE every other weekend or so. I actually had flight tickets to Dubai the weekend the blockade began.
All those lost R&R weekends in Dubai certainly did much to make my time in Doha enjoyable
The blockade began a few months after I was forced to transfer to Doha and which I only agreed to upon the knowledge I'd be flying back to the UAE every other weekend or so. I actually had flight tickets to Dubai the weekend the blockade began.
All those lost R&R weekends in Dubai certainly did much to make my time in Doha enjoyable
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Re: End of the Blockade
For me, the lifting of the blockade has come at the perfect time. I left my previous job in Doha a month or so before the blockade kicked in (Summer 2017). I am now about to return to Qatar on a new assignment, this means i can visit Bahrain/Dubai via road. Bit of a long drive, but I don't mind
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