Director of Trade Development and Investment Promotion at MoCI, Hamad Mohammed Al Nasr addressing the event.
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI), in association with the Investment Promotion Agency Qatar (Invest Qatar), hosted the inaugural edition of Qatar Business Councils Forum, aimed at strengthening investment relations with global markets and advancing the State of Qatar’s economic goals.
The forum brought together leaders of foreign business councils and trade attachés, and representatives of the local and international public and private sectors.
The forum focuses on expanding investment opportunities and enhancing partnerships between the public and private sectors. It is a part of the ongoing endeavours of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and Invest Qatar, aimed at fostering the business environment and extending investment opportunities. The platform facilitates collaboration, designates investment opportunities, and reinforces the role of the private sector in economic growth.
In his opening remarks, Hamad Mohammed Al Nasr (pictured), Director of Trade Development and Investment Promotion at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, stressed Qatar’s unwavering commitment to strengthening international business relations and fostering a dynamic
and inclusive business environment.
He highlighted the critical role of business councils in enhancing Qatar’s connectivity with global markets, stating that these platforms serve as vital bridges between local and international investors, unlocking new investment potential.
Al Nasr further underscored the private sector’s pivotal role in economic growth, reaffirming that Qatar offers a level playing field for investors from worldwide. He emphasized that Qatar’s Third National Development Strategy 2024-2030 prioritises international partnerships, with an ambitious goal of attracting $100bn in foreign direct investment and positioning Qatar among the world’s top 10 business environments by 2030.
The forum featured a series of presentations on Qatar’s investment climate and ongoing economic reforms. Gökhan Çelik, Senior Director of Research and Policy Advocacy at Invest Qatar, provided an overview of Qatar’s business environment highlighting key improvements that enhance its competitiveness for foreign investors.
Ali Al Mawlawi, Director of Business Development at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, delivered remarks on key policy reforms that reflect Qatar’s commitment to establishing a robust investor-friendly ecosystem.
The forum underscored Qatar’s strong investment potential and emphasized the importance of fostering dialogue between local and international investors. Discussions focused on emerging opportunities, enhancing Qatar’s competitiveness, and building an innovation-driven business environment.
The event also highlighted the importance of long-term strategic partnerships, reinforcing Qatar’s vision for sustainable economic growth and global partnership.
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