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Thematic Report on Alien Species Please provide the following details on the origin of this report Contracting Party National Focal Point State Of Qatar Full name of the institution: Name and title of contact officer: Supreme Council For The Environment And Natural Reserves H. E. Mr. Khalid Ghanim Al-Ali Secretary General Mailing address: Doha, P.O. Box : 7634 State of Qatar Telephone: +974 4437171 ext : 245 Fax: +974 4415246 E-mail: gamohammad@qatarenv.org.qa Name and title of contact officer: Contact officer for national report (if different) Mr. Ghanem Abdulla Director Wildlife Protection & Development Dept. Mailing address: Doha, P.O. Box : 7634 State of Qatar Telephone: +974 4437171 ext : 245 Fax: +974 4415246 E-mail: gamohammad@qatarenv.org.qa Submission Signature of officer responsible for submitting national report: Date of submission: 1

Please provide summary information on the process by which this report has been prepared, including information on the types of stakeholders who have been actively involved in its preparation and on material which was used as a basis for the report 2

Article 8h Alien species 1. What is the relative priority afforded to implementation of this Article and the associated decisions by your country? a) High b) Medium X c) Low 2. To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made? a) Good b) Adequate X c) Limiting d) Severely limiting 3. Has your country identified alien species introduced? b) only major species of concern X c) a comprehensive system tracks introductions 4. Has your country developed national policies for addressing issues related to alien invasive species? X b) yes as part of a national biodiversity strategy (please give details below) c) yes as a separate strategy (please give details below) 5. Has your country assessed the risks posed to ecosystems, habitats or species by the introduction of these alien species? b) only some alien species of concern have been assessed X c) most alien species have been assessed 6. Has your country undertaken measures to prevent the introduction of, control or eradicate those alien species which threaten ecosystems, habitats or species? measures b) some measures in place X c) potential measures under review d) comprehensive measures in place Decision IV/1 Report and recommendations of the third meeting of SBSTTA 7. Is your country collaborating in the development of projects at national, regional, sub-regional and international levels to address the issue of alien species? a) little or no action b) discussion on potential projects under way X c) active development of new projects 3

8. Does your national strategy and action plan address the issue of alien species? b) yes limited extent X c) yes significant extent Case-studies 9. Has your country submitted case-studies on the prevention of introduction, control, and eradication of alien species that threaten ecosystems, habitats or species, in response to the call by the fourth meeting of SBSTTA? please indicate below whether this is due to a lack of available casestudies or for other reasons X b) yes please give below any views you may have on the usefulness of the preparation of case-studies for developing a better biological understanding of the problem and/or better management responses. 10. How many case-studies are available that could be used to gain a better understanding of the issues surrounding alien species in your country? ne b) 1-2 limited understanding X c) >2 significant information available Transboundary issues 11. Are known alien invasive species in your country also a problem in neighbouring or biogeographically-similar countries? t known b) none c) a few but in general alien invasive species problems are specific d) more than a few - in general we share common problems with other countries X 12. Is your country collaborating in the development of policies and programmes at regional, subregional or international levels to harmonise measures for prevention and control of alien invasive species? a) little or no action b) discussion on potential collaboration underway X c) development of collaborative approaches for a limited number of species d) consistent approach and strategy used for all common problems 4

Further comments 1. Currently some measures are taken by authorities to protect the environment from invasive species. 2. Most of the country efforts is now devoted to the marine environment. 3. Discussions and meetings are taking place between SCENR and Harbor authorities, Industrial cities and Oil companies to propose a project for studying invasive species in Qatar. 5