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QDB strategy achieves exceptional results in inaugural year: CEO

Qatar Chamber has held talks with senior officials from Ecuador and India on strengthening trade and investment relations and expanding cooperation between the countries' private sectors.Qatar Ch...

QDB strategy achieves exceptional results in inaugural year: CEO

In the inaugural year of its strategy, Qatar Chamber has successfully strengthened trade and investment relations with Ecuador and India, as reported by senior officials. On Monday, Qatar Chamber Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed al-Thani held discussions with Alejandro Davalos, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador.

The meeting centered on enhancing economic and trade ties between Qatar and Ecuador, as well as exploring potential collaboration opportunities between Qatari and Ecuadorian businesses. Sheikh Khalifa expressed Qatar Chamber's dedication to fostering communication between business communities in both nations, aiming to boost trade and investment and encourage joint ventures.

Furthermore, Sheikh Khalifa met with Dr Wael Awad, the acting secretary-general of the Arab-Indian Chamber of Commerce. The talks covered the prospects for economic and trade cooperation between Qatar and India, as well as potential partnerships and investments. Awad invited Qatar Chamber, Qatari business leaders, and investors to participate in the Indian Economic Forum, which is scheduled to take place on December 18-19.

The forum aims to provide a platform for business leaders and investors to identify new opportunities for cooperation and investment. Additionally, Awad urged Qatari investors to consider opportunities in India, particularly in sectors such as agriculture, artificial intelligence, and tourism.

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