Qatar Chamber, Manateq plan robust industrial sector support
Qatar Chamber’s Industry Committee and the Economic Zones Company (Manateq) held a meeting yesterday to discuss ways to strengthen ties that support the country’s industrial sector and improve the bus...
Yesterday, Qatar Chamber's Industry Committee and the Economic Zones Company (Manateq) convened a meeting to strengthen their ties and bolster the industrial sector in Qatar. Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani, chairman of Qatar Chamber, and Manateq CEO Khalid bin Ahmad al-Obaidli led the discussion alongside board officials, committee members, and Manateq's executive management team.
During the meeting, they addressed various challenges facing the industrial sector, particularly those concerning Manateq. Sheikh Khalifa reiterated Qatar Chamber's commitment to enhancing cooperation with Manateq and gaining further insight into plans for industrial and logistics zones, which serve to support Qatar's industrial sector growth.
Manateq CEO Al-Obaidli emphasized the importance of understanding the challenges faced by industrial investors and exploring collaborative solutions. He highlighted Manateq's dedication to working closely with its partners and stakeholders to foster a business environment conducive to the growth and sustainability of investors' businesses.
Key topics raised during the meeting included the need for clearer classification between factories and workshops, the provision of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to SMEs, affordable worker accommodation and transportation within industrial zones, the establishment of a higher industrial council, and the development of road infrastructure for industrial zones.
Both parties underscored the significance of maintaining regular communication with investors and relevant stakeholders. They agreed to follow up on the discussed topics to support the continuous development of the business environment and enhance Qatar's industrial sector competitiveness.
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