HE Chairman of the Qatar Chamber and Chairman of the Higher Committee of the Made in Qatar Exhibition, Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani, said that all preparations for the expo have become almost complete and that the exhibition has witnessed a broad turnout of industrial companies that have applied to participate.
Qatar Chamber is organizing the ninth edition of the Made in Qatar exhibition in cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) from Nov. 29 to Dec. 2 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).
In press statements, HE Sheikh Khalifa said that, so far, about 450 companies have registered to participate in the expo in six sectors: furniture, food, petrochemicals, services, small and medium industries, and various industries. The entire 30,000 sqm space allocated for the exhibition has been occupied.
His Excellency also revealed that the expos accompanying events will feature panels addressing issues and obstacles related to the development of the local industry.
His Excellency said that the first day includes an interactive session entitled The Future of Industry in Qatar, featuring speakers from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Qatar Development Bank (QDB), Qatar General Organization for Standards and Metrology, Investment Promotion Agency Qatar (IPA Qatar), Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZA), and Qatar Chamber.
For the second day, he noted three seminars. The first seminar will focus on localization with speakers from QatarEnergy, the second will include speakers from the Ministry of Finance, the Public Works Authority, and Kahrama, while the third will feature speakers from Katara Hospitality.
On the third day, a seminar entitled Investment Seminar to Support Qatari Entrepreneurs will be held, and the last day will include an interactive seminar with speakers from the Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), QDB, and GS1 Qatar.
The expo aims to provide visitors with the opportunity to gain insights into the latest products and services within the industrial sector. Participants will have the chance to engage with industry experts and investors, get acquainted with the successful companies operating in the state, and grasp their capacity for developing their businesses. The exhibition aims to enhance the Qatari industry, support the states efforts towards industrial development, promote Qatari products and industry both domestically and globally, encourage the utilization of local products, decrease reliance on imported items, and stimulate investors to invest in industrial projects.
The Qatar Chamber has invited the GCC Chambers of Commerce to organize visits by Gulf trade delegations to the exhibition. The exhibition also allows the participation of commercial representation offices in a number of embassies accredited to the country. This year's edition will focus on attracting domestic and foreign investments to Qatar's industrial sector. The accompanying activities will provide an opportunity for businessmen and foreign investors to gain insights into Qatar's industrial sector and investment opportunities available in this sector by providing opportunities for bilateral meetings between Qatari investors and their foreign counterparts, deal-making, and forging alliances, and partnerships in the industrial sector.
