Qatar Chamber has participated in the activities of the digital edition of ‘Hannover Messe 2021’, which was held recently under the theme ‘Industrial Transformation’ with the participation of the largest production companies in the world.
The chamber’s participation in the exhibition comes as part of the State of Qatar’s pavilion, which was organised by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and featured other 15 entities from Qatar.
Under the chamber’s umbrella, 10 private companies participated in the fair, namely Doha Cables, Qatar Pharma, Sarplast Qatar, and Coastal Steel & Galvanising, and Qatar Industrial Manufacturing Company, as well as five other companies.
The chamber’s initiative aims to help these companies exchange experience and learn about the latest innovations in the industry sector, as well as promote the Qatari industry.
Qatar’s participation in the Hannover International Industrial Fair forms part of the continuous efforts to highlight the investment opportunities available in the industrial sectors, which would contribute to attracting more foreign direct investments (FDIs) and strengthening Qatar’s competitive position in the region and beyond.
Qatar’s participation in the Hannover Fair also comes within the framework of the distinguished relations between Qatar and Germany.
Through a live broadcasting platform, the chamber expressed its thanks and appreciation to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry for its efforts in showcasing the industrial investment opportunities and promoting Qatar as a leading hub for investments and businesses.
The chamber also stressed that its participation in this international exhibition comes within the framework of the co-operation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and in line with the chamber’s keenness on showcasing Qatari companies and products.
In a pre-recorded presentation, the chamber emphasised its interest in supporting the industry sector in Qatar and encouraging businessmen to invest in this vital sector and hold exhibitions that promote Qatari products, such as the ‘Made in Qatar’ expo.
It also noted that its participation in the fair aims at helping participants learn more about Qatar’s growing economy and investment climate and opportunities, as well as the investment incentives offered by Qatar to attract foreign investments.
The five-day exhibition provided a unique platform for Qatari participating companies to get acquainted with the latest available technologies and innovations. It also opened the door for boosting co-operation ties with companies from Germany, Europe, and beyond.
This year's edition of the Hannover International Industrial Fair saw the participation of about 1,800 exhibitors from all over the world.
Over the course of five days, the event's programme included organising a number of discussion sessions to be broadcast live, with the participation of more than 1,500 speakers.
The sessions discussed a wide range of topics, such as industrial automation, information technology, industrial supply, production engineering, services, energy, and environmental technology.
