A delegation of Qatari investors is set to go to Cameroon during May 24-29 to explore the investment opportunities there, in particular in food security and mining.
A business delegation from Cameroon visited Qatar Chamber (QC) yesterday to meet a group of Qatari businessmen to look into ways of enhancing mutual co-operation in trade and investment.
QC vice-chairman said that the meeting entails a great importance at it opens the doors for both parties to pour in huge investment in various fields, especially that Cameroon have a great potential in industrialisation, agriculture, real estate development, food production, wood industry and general investment.
“Africa is a promising investment area, targeted by investors worldwide and we would like to give Qatari business community a good opportunity to explore such fields with their counterparts,” said Bin Tuwar.
In the meantime, Bin Tuwar received Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain, Bangladesh member of parliament and Minister for Labour and Employment and Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment, and the accompanying delegation at QC headquarters. Bangladesh Ambassador to Qatar Syed Masood Mahmood Khandkar attended the meeting.
Both parties looked into ways of enhancing mutual co-operation in different fields with special focus on the labour force issue. Bin Tuwar said that Qatar welcomes the Bangladeshi workforce to take part at its investment efforts. He also praised the Bangladeshi community in Qatar as hard working and considerate of Qatari traditions.
“Qatar is keen to implement the highest world standard in protecting the rights of expatriate workforce and provide them with the adequate and honourable living conditions,” stressed Bin Tuwar.
The Bangladeshi minister invited QC and Qatari business community to visit Bangladesh and explore the various business and investment opportunities there.
Bin Tuwar with Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain
