Qatar renames ‘elderly’ as ‘senior citizens’ to honour wisdom and contribution

  • 30/11/2024

Qatar has announced a shift in its official terminology, replacing the term “elderly” with “senior citizens” in all government communications, a move that has garnered widespread acclaim across social media.

Circular No. 20 for 2024, issued by the State Minister for Cabinet Affairs, Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi, mandates the change to reflect a deeper respect and appreciation for the nation’s elderly citizens.

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