QFZ showcases Qatar's investment opportunities at Qatar Economic Forum 2026
<p>New York, USA: Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ) participated in the Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg: UNGA Special Edition 2026, co-hosting a dedicated Business Lounge with Invest Qatar and Qatar Financial Center for key stakeholders from Qatar's investment ecosystem.</p> <p>In a statement, QFZ said the Business Lounge provided an opportunity to engage with global business leaders…
New York, USA - The Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ) recently showcased investment opportunities in Qatar at the Qatar Economic Forum 2026, held in New York prior to the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week. Co-hosted with Invest Qatar and the Qatar Financial Center, the event provided a platform for key stakeholders to explore Qatar's investment proposition and the advantages of establishing and expanding operations in the country's free zones.
QFZ positioned itself as a Supporting Sponsor of the Forum, with a delegation led by HE Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Faisal Al-Thani, the Chief Executive Officer of Qatar Free Zones Authority. The delegation's presence aimed to foster connections with global business leaders and investors, and to highlight the diverse opportunities available within Qatar's free zones.
In addition to the Business Lounge, QFZ engaged in strategic agreements to strengthen local capabilities and foster cross-border collaboration in the energy, industrial, and infrastructure sectors. These agreements align with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Third National Development Strategy, focusing on developing higher-value industrial activities, promoting innovation, and enhancing knowledge transfer.
Through its participation in the Forum, QFZ reinforced its commitment to engaging with global investors and industry leaders, emphasizing the role of Qatar's free zones in driving investment, industrial development, and international business growth.
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