Qatar Chamber has discussed trade and economic cooperation relations with an Indian trade delegation, especially in the agriculture and food sectors.
The meeting also discussed ways to support cooperation between the Chamber and the Indian EXIM IGTD Chamber, which will contribute to strengthening ties between the business communities in the two countries, and activate the role of the Qatari and Indian private sectors in promoting trade exchange between the two countries and stimulating investments.
Mr. Abdulrahman bin Abduljalil Al Abdulghani, Member of the Board of Directors of Qatar Chamber, stated that there are 130 companies in the Qatari market with 100 percent Indian capital, in addition to a large number of Indian companies working in partnership with Qatari companies in various economic sectors.
He indicated that the distinguished relations between the two countries provide significant opportunities for cooperation, partnerships, and the launching of trade and investment alliances between business sectors on both sides.
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Ms. Sushma Kolonkar, President of the Indian EXIM IGTD Chamber of Commerce, noted the strong level of cooperation between the two countries, noting that this is the second visit of the delegation to the State of Qatar, which looks forward to cooperating with Qatari companies in many areas, especially food security. She expressed her hope that the Qatar Chamber will support Indian companies to help launch partnerships and projects with Qatari companies in these sectors.
The meeting included a presentation on Qatar’s investment climate by Ms. Maryam Al-Malki, Executive Officer in the Investor Relations Department at the Qatar Investment Promotion Agency. The meeting also provided an opportunity for bilateral meetings between businessmen from both sides.
