Qatar Chamber (QC) first vice-chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari met with Investment Promotion Agency Qatar (IPA Qatar) CEO Sheikh Ali bin Alwaleed al-Thani Wednesday.
QC and IPA Qatar discussed ways of enhancing co-operation between the two parties in promoting Qatar's investment climate and identifying investment opportunities available in the State in line with their joint efforts to draw further foreign investments.
The meeting also touched on fields proposed for co-operation between the two sides, to be included in a co-operation agreement that will be inked in the coming period.
Speaking during the event, al-Kuwari stressed the Chamber's keenness to foster co-operation and communication with all government agencies in a way that maximises the private sector's participation in the economy and enhances its anticipated role in national development.
He pointed out that QC is interested in bolstering co-operation with IPA Qatar, whose key mandate is to promote investment and attract FDI to Qatar, affirming that this complements the efforts of the Chamber as a representative of the private sector.
Al-Kuwari also lauded IPA Qatar and its essential role in attracting investments, pointing out that it has made tremendous efforts to promote investments in Qatar.
On his part, Sheikh Ali said that IPA Qatar is pleased to enhance co-operation with the Chamber and join hands to promote the State's investment climate and opportunities for investors. He affirmed that IPA Qatar is developing a digital platform for investors, which will play an important role in identifying investment opportunities across sectors.
Sheikh Ali also pointed out that IPA Qatar has been working to draw more investments to the State in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, indicating that it seeks to be an integrated source for investment solutions in the country by attracting FDI in all priority sectors.
The meeting also touched on fields proposed for co-operation between the two sides, to be included in a co-operation agreement that will be inked in the coming period.
Speaking during the event, al-Kuwari stressed the Chamber's keenness to foster co-operation and communication with all government agencies in a way that maximises the private sector's participation in the economy and enhances its anticipated role in national development.
He pointed out that QC is interested in bolstering co-operation with IPA Qatar, whose key mandate is to promote investment and attract FDI to Qatar, affirming that this complements the efforts of the Chamber as a representative of the private sector.
Al-Kuwari also lauded IPA Qatar and its essential role in attracting investments, pointing out that it has made tremendous efforts to promote investments in Qatar.
On his part, Sheikh Ali said that IPA Qatar is pleased to enhance co-operation with the Chamber and join hands to promote the State's investment climate and opportunities for investors. He affirmed that IPA Qatar is developing a digital platform for investors, which will play an important role in identifying investment opportunities across sectors.
Sheikh Ali also pointed out that IPA Qatar has been working to draw more investments to the State in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, indicating that it seeks to be an integrated source for investment solutions in the country by attracting FDI in all priority sectors.
