Leveraging the country’s integrated business, the “Invest Qatar” national brand pavilion promoted the thriving investment landscape in Qatar and showcased the vast array of multi-sectoral opportunities at the recently concluded Milipol Qatar 2022, an international event for homeland security and civil defence
The event – which saw the participation of key business partners and licensing platforms, including the Investment Promotion Agency Qatar (IPA Qatar), Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZA), Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), and Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP) – underlined the role of licensing platforms as a key gateway for investors to access the Qatari market and pursue a long-term successful journey.
"The event contributes to promoting the constantly expanding avenues offered by Qatar for international companies, looking to establish their presence in or extend their reach to Qatar and the Middle East,” said Sheikh Ali Alwaleed al-Thani, chief executive, IPA Qatar.
Sheikh Mohamed HF al-Thani, deputy chief executive and chief strategy officer of QFZA, said its participation this year focused on showcasing the investment opportunities in Qatar Free Zones for local and global companies that are interested to work in emerging technology and digital security among others.
QFZA’s representatives highlighted the benefits and partnership opportunities that the authority offers for investors who are interested to establish and operate their businesses, in addition to the availability of advanced technology and infrastructure in Qatar.
Yousuf Mohamed al-Jaida, chief executive, QFCA, said the bi-annual exhibition opened a vast opportunity for local and international companies to meet and explore possibilities to invest in Qatar and forge business partnerships.
Yosouf al-Salehi, executive director of QSTP, said its unique position within Qatar Foundation's Education City made it an attractive choice for companies looking to expand their commercial footprint, due to access to our network that includes partner universities and world-class research institutes.
"The event contributes to promoting the constantly expanding avenues offered by Qatar for international companies, looking to establish their presence in or extend their reach to Qatar and the Middle East,” said Sheikh Ali Alwaleed al-Thani, chief executive, IPA Qatar.
Sheikh Mohamed HF al-Thani, deputy chief executive and chief strategy officer of QFZA, said its participation this year focused on showcasing the investment opportunities in Qatar Free Zones for local and global companies that are interested to work in emerging technology and digital security among others.
QFZA’s representatives highlighted the benefits and partnership opportunities that the authority offers for investors who are interested to establish and operate their businesses, in addition to the availability of advanced technology and infrastructure in Qatar.
Yousuf Mohamed al-Jaida, chief executive, QFCA, said the bi-annual exhibition opened a vast opportunity for local and international companies to meet and explore possibilities to invest in Qatar and forge business partnerships.
Yosouf al-Salehi, executive director of QSTP, said its unique position within Qatar Foundation's Education City made it an attractive choice for companies looking to expand their commercial footprint, due to access to our network that includes partner universities and world-class research institutes.