Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani
Sheikh Mohammed also heads the Council of Ministers sessions, including managing discussions and supervising the coordination of work between ministries to achieve unity between governmental agencies and ensure the integration of their activities.[19] In late January 2024, Sheikh Mohammed met US officials in an effort to continue ceasefire negotiations in Washington, D.C.[20] and welcomed US Secretary Blinken in Doha on 6 February 2024.[28] The TIME magazine recognizes Qatar's adeptness in managing diverse interests, exemplified by its hosting of a significant US air base and a Taliban office.The decision was further shaped by the Prime Minister's role as a mediator in various regions grappling with difficulties, including South America.[29][30] In January 2025, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani facilitated negotiations that led to a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas after over a year of conflict in Gaza.Under his mediation, Qatari officials hosted talks in Doha, resulting in a truce involving a prisoner exchange and measures to address the humanitarian situation in the region.Sheikh Mohammed contributes to supporting international development through the fund's long-term strategy[33] focusing on education, health, economic empowerment, and addressing climate change.[39] Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi,[40] received the honor on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed.
His ExcellencyPrime Minister of QatarIncumbentTamim bin Hamad Al ThaniKhalid bin Khalifa bin Abdul Aziz Al ThaniMinister of Foreign AffairsAbdullah bin Nasser Al ThaniKhalid bin Mohammad Al AttiyahDeputy Prime Minister of QatarAhmad bin Abdullah Al MahmoudAlma materQatar UniversitySheikhArabicdeputy prime ministerHouse of Thanibachelor's degreeHamad bin Khalifa Al ThaniMinistry of Foreign Affairs (Qatar)UndersecretaryQatar National Vision 2030Alexander SchallenbergAntony BlinkenLloyd AustinAmiri DecreeCouncil of MinistersWilliam J. BurnsDavid Barneaextension of the ceasefireGaza StripIsraeli crimes in GazaWashington, D.C.BlinkenIsraeli Prime Minister NetanyahuJustin TrudeauJoe BidenJosep BorrellTIME magazineQatar Fund for DevelopmentSustainable Development GoalsQatar Investment AuthorityMario Abdo BenítezNational Order of Merit (Paraguay)United States Department of DefenseDepartment of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public ServiceRobert C. O'BrienUS–Taliban peace dealAfghan peace processList of foreign ministers in 2016List of foreign ministers in 2017List of current foreign ministersInternational Forum of Sovereign Wealth FundsPrime ministers of QatarKhalifa bin HamadHamad bin KhalifaAbdullah bin KhalifaHamad bin JassimAbdullah bin NasserKhalid bin KhalifaLeaders of Arab League member statesAlgeriaAbdelmadjid TebbouneNadir LarbaouiBahrainHamad bin Isa Al KhalifaSalmanComorosAzali AssoumaniDjiboutiIsmaïl Omar GuellehAbdoulkader Kamil MohamedAbdel Fattah el-SisiMoustafa MadboulyAbdul Latif RashidMohammed Shia' Al SudaniJordanAbdullah IIJafar HassanKuwaitMishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-SabahAhmad Al-Abdullah Al-SabahLebanonJoseph AounNajib MikatiMohamed al-MenfiAbdul Hamid DbeibehMauritaniaMohamed Ould GhazouaniMokhtar Ould DjayMoroccoMohammed VIAziz AkhannouchHaitham bin TariqPalestineMahmoud AbbasMohammad MustafaSaudi ArabiaMohammed bin SalmanSomaliaHassan Sheikh MohamudHamza Abdi BarreTransitional Sovereignty CouncilOsman HusseinMohammed al-BashirTunisiaKais SaiedKamel MadouriUnited Arab EmiratesMohamed bin Zayed Al NahyanMohammed bin Rashid Al MaktoumRashad al-AlimiAhmad Awad bin MubarakCurrent heads of governmentLarbaouiTambèlaNdirakobucaCorreia e SilvaMolouaHalinaSuminwaMakossoMohamedMadboulyDlaminiDuarte de BarrosBeugre Mambe