QC seeks stronger Qatar-Brazil ties in food security, industry
Tribune News Network DOHAThe Qatar Chamber has held a series of high-level meetings with leading business and industry organisations in Brazil to explore ways to strengthen bilater...
The Qatar Chamber recently convened high-level meetings with Brazilian business and industry organizations, aiming to bolster bilateral cooperation, particularly in food security, logistics, animal protein, and private-sector partnerships. These discussions took place during a delegation visit to Sao Paulo, encompassing meetings with the Sao Paulo Chamber of Commerce, the Commercial Association of Sao Paulo, the Federation of Industries of the State of Sao Paulo, the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein, and the Brazilian Beef Exporters Association.
The delegation was led by Mohamed bin Ahmed Al Obaidli and Ahmed Abu Nahia. Qatar's strategic location, infrastructure, and connectivity were highlighted as advantageous factors for expanding Brazilian businesses into Qatar and regional markets. Qatar has been identified as a potential regional hub for food security and a global hub for companies in the food sector.
Discussions centered on identifying cooperation opportunities between businesses from both nations, leveraging their respective strengths and market prospects. Qatar Chamber also explored establishing a joint logistics, storage, and distribution hub in Qatar, which could benefit from Brazil's robust food production and Qatar's advanced infrastructure and regional market access.
This proposal could bolster Qatar's strategic food stocks, enhance food security, and promote long-term commercial partnerships.
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