Gearing up for the Web Summit, the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) has waived registration and annual fees for the first four years, along with a tax exemption, for those entities that register with QFC during the Summit.
“By offering attractive incentives and streamlined services, the QFC continues to position Qatar as a premier destination for global companies seeking to expand in the region,” it said in a communique.
As a key player in Qatar’s economic diversification, the QFC seeks to engage with global industry leaders, startups, and investors at the summit and showcase its platform not only as a conducive environment for establishing a business but also as a hub for technological advancement.
Building on its success at the first Web Summit Qatar in 2024, where QFC registered over 300 firms in just four days, the QFC will once again offer “exceptional” incentives to companies looking to establish or expand their business ventures in Qatar.
“Companies that choose to register with the QFC during the Web Summit will benefit from waived registration and annual fees for the first four years, along with a tax exemption,” it said.
In addition, QFC is introducing instant banking services this year, in collaboration with QNB and Dukhan Bank, enabling potential clients to open corporate accounts seamlessly. This initiative further simplifies the business set-up process, resulting in a faster and more efficient entry into the Qatari market.
The QFC’s participation in the Web Summit reinforces its commitment to supporting business growth and technological innovation in Qatar.