Qatar's Emir Sheikh Temim is heading to Turkey to meet with President Riseep Erdogan, the US President of Qatar's generous support for Turkey and Syria's earthquake victims. A senior US delegation is heading to Qatar and Saudi Arabia while an Iranian envoy is also expected in Doha. And finally, a fun full day is on the way with Qatar gearing up for National Sports Day on Tuesday. Hi, it's Aidi. This is the roundup here are today's top stories. Qatar's Emir Sheikh Temim, Muhammad Alzani, has left Doha early on Sunday heading to earthquake hit Turkey. The Emir will be accompanied by an official delegation on his visit in which he's scheduled to meet with Turkish President Riseep Erdogan. Sheikh Temim generously donated 15 million Qataris reels to the victims of the deadly earthquakes in both Turkey and Syria. Qatar's incredible generosity in providing much-needed-aided Turkey and Syria's victims of the deadly earthquake has been praised by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The earthquake devastated both nations, killing more than 29,000 people while severely damaging buildings and roads. The senior Washington officials said that Doha set an excellent example in always stepping up when it comes to meeting some of the most urgent challenges. A US delegation for counter-terrorism is set to arrive in Qatar and Saudi Arabia later this week to engage in a strategic dialogue with senior Qatar officials. Some of the issues on the meetings agenda will be on combating ISIS and fighting the financing of terrorism. An Iranian envoy will also be heading to Doha over the same period, prompting hopes of the restoration of the JCPOA nuclear deal. And finally, the 12th edition of Qatar's National Sports Day is here. But the holiday falling on Tuesday, February 14th, events will be held by several groups, including the Ministry of Public Health, Hamad Medical Corporation, the Olympic Committee, Aspire and many more. And there will be something to do for everyone. Check out our website for a list of what to do and where to go on Qatar's most active day. For joining us, for more of our stories, head over to our website www.tohanuse.co