The Morning Call
The 2018 Doha Forum came to a conclusion on Sunday, ending two days of discussions on policy, international order and politics. As the forum ended the Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres called for international cooperation to deal with the challenges facing the world today.
“Challenges are growing outward while many people are turning inward, he says. Our journalist Ronald Kato now reports.
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