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Qatar Chamber honoured for CSR efforts

QNAManama Qatar Chamber took part in activities of the International Day of Social Responsibility, held alongside the International Forum for Sustainable Economy 2026 in Manama. Th...

The Qatar Chamber was honored for its commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable practices during the International Day of Social Responsibility. The event, held in Manama alongside the International Forum for Sustainable Economy 2026, was organized by the Regional Network for Social Responsibility and took place in partnership with UNIDO’s Investment and Technology Promotion Office and the Union of Arab Chambers.

The Chamber received the 2026 Arab CSR Award – 4th Edition, recognizing its efforts in promoting CSR and sustainable practices. Director Hussein Al Abdulghani emphasized that this recognition reflects the Chamber's dedication to embedding sustainability principles across the business sector and encouraging companies to adopt responsible practices.

The award serves as an incentive for the private sector to continue delivering initiatives with a positive and lasting impact, strengthening the role of private institutions in supporting development and serving the community.

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