Qatar Chamber enhances trade relations with Malaysia’s Malacca State

Qatar Chamber and a Malaysian delegation convened on Wednesday to explore avenues for strengthening trade and economic connections between Qatar and Malaysia. Dr. Hajj Mohamed bin Ali Mohamed Rustam, governor of Malacca State, presided over the delegation, which was welcomed by Qatar Chamber's Dr. Mohamed bin Jawhar al-Mohamed and Abdulrahman bin Abduljaleel al-Abdulghani.

The gathering, which included Malaysian Ambassador Mohamed Faizal Razali, also featured discussions on investment prospects for collaboration between Qatari and Malaysian business leaders across multiple industries.

Malacca State Governor Rustam highlighted the state's potential in sectors such as tourism, halal industries, and healthcare. He invited Qatar Chamber and Qatari enterprises to participate in the upcoming MIHAS Halal Expo, set to occur from September 23-26, with the involvement of prominent Malaysian and international entities. Abdulrahman bin Abduljaleel al-Abdulghani, representing the governor, underscored Qatar Chamber's commitment to bolstering cooperation between Qatari and Malaysian investors.

He emphasized the pivotal role of the Joint Business Council in fostering ties between the business communities of both nations.

Al-Abdulghani also noted the existing strong relationship between Qatar and Malaysia, emphasizing the private sector's crucial role in expanding these ties to new heights. He pointed out numerous opportunities for cooperation between the private sectors of both countries in various fields, particularly in the burgeoning halal industry, which boasts tremendous potential and a wide array of prospects.