The expo, which will be organised by Qatar Chamber for the second time overseas, in co-operation with the Ministry of Energy and Industry and Qatar Development Bank (QDB) as strategic partner, is scheduled to be held from November 5 to 9 on a 10,000sq m area inside the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre in Muscat.
The expo aims to exchange experiences with Omani companies in the industrial sectors, as well as to introduce Omani to Qatari products and opening up new foreign markets to small and large Qatari companies.
Qatar Chamber director-general Saleh bin Hamad al-Sharqi and Manateq CEO Fahad Rashid al-Kaabi signed the sponsorship agreement at the chamber’s headquarters. He thanked Manateq for sponsoring the exhibition, stressing “its keenness to boost the national industry.”
Al-Sharqi also praised the key role played by Manateq to motivate businessmen and investors to invest in the industry sector, and noted that the company provides a host of “distinct services,” including an integrated, developed infrastructure and investment incentives, which attract businessmen and enhance the development of industry sector in the state.
Al-Kaabi said Manateq’s support for ‘Made in Qatar’ would further strengthen the company’s vision and would exhibit its achievements and investment opportunities in Oman.
He noted that the expo provides “a brilliant opportunity” for Manateq to promote the investment advantages in Qatar’s economic zones among Qatari and Omani businessmen.
Al-Kaabi said Manateq is working towards achieving Qatar National Vision 2030 by diversifying industries in the country. “This is how Manateq fits well to complement the objectives of Made in Qatar exhibition,” he added.
