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Qatar-Turkiye panel meeting reflects excellence of relations, says Qatar ambassador
Qatar-Turkiye panel meeting reflects excellence of relations, says Qatar ambassador
October 14, 2022 | 12:47 AM
Qatar's ambassador to Turkiye HE Sheikh Mohamed bin Nasser bin Jassim al-Thani has stressed the importance of the 8th session of the Qatar-Turkiye Supreme Strategic Committee, chaired by His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in supporting and strengthening bilateral relations.
The ambassador told the Qatar News Agency (QNA) that holding this meeting on an ongoing basis has a symbolism and significance, as it confirms the commitment of the two parties to this annual date and its priority.He added that it is an opportunity to consult on issues of interest to both parties, especially since the session is held at the highest levels, and provides an opportunity to evaluate previous agreements, contributions and additions made by them, and the expected positives from the signing of new agreements.HE Sheikh Mohamed said that the committee will witness the signing of a number of agreements that have been consulted and co-ordinated, the details of which will be announced Friday.He pointed out that the this session comes at a time when Qatari-Turkish relations are witnessing a distinction that has been reflected in all fields, and sectors that have expanded significantly, indicating that the committee contributes significantly to the consolidation of bilateral relations, especially through the agreements signed during its meetings annually.The ambassador noted that Qatar and Turkiye have signed several agreements over the past years, covering all sectors and fields, creating a kind of integration and unity between the two countries and deepening the ties of friendship and brotherhood.HE Sheikh Mohamed also underscored the importance of economic and trade co-operation, especially at a time when many countries are suffering from high inflation rates, economic depression, food security concerns, as well as the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic.He said that Qatar and Turkiye have joint economic committees, economic and trade agreements, and trade exhibitions that are held alternately between the two countries.The envoy added that the Turkish Presidency's Investment Office and Financial Office opened a joint headquarters last year at the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) in Doha, confirming that all of this coincides with a heavy movement of businessmen and chambers of commerce of both sides to increase and expand investments.HE Sheikh Mohamed said that Qatar welcomes Turkiye's mediation between Russia and Ukraine and its efforts to secure the export of stranded Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea ports, which contributes to addressing the food shortage crisis in the world.
October 14, 2022 | 12:47 AM