The electric bus depot, the only solar-powered bus depot in the Middle East, uses 11,000 PV solar panels to produce 4 megawatts of power each day to supply its buildings. Guinness World Record's 'Largest Electric Bus Depot' title was awarded to the Ministry of Transport and The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) for building the Lusail Bus Depot, which can accommodate up to 478 buses. The track ensures a temperature of about 26 degrees Celsius aimed at encouraging visitors to exercise in a bid to promote a healthy lifestyle for all. Inaugurated on November 1, 2022, the public park's 1,143-meter walking and jogging track is the fifth project of the Public Works Authority (Ashghal) to obtain a Guinness World Record.

The newly opened Umm Al Seneem Park was officially awarded on October 17, 2022, with a Guinness World Records title for the 'Longest Air-conditioned Outdoor Path'. And while we're eagerly awaiting the world's largest football tournament to kick off on November 20, let's check out the official GWR titles Qatar achieved this year. Also, Qatar is set to attempt another Guinness World Record for the world’s largest football boot, which will be unveiled on November 14 at Katara Cultural Village. In 10 days, Qatar will set a record by being the first country in the Middle East to host a FIFA World Cup. Today, November 10, 2022, is Guinness World Records (GWR) Day! Over the years, Qatar has set and broken several Guinness World Records, but did you know that Qatar received four GWR titles in October 2022 alone?

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