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Qatar Chamber participates in ‘Azerbaijan International Investment Forum’

Qatar Chamber participated in the ‘2nd Azerbaijan International Investment Forum, which concluded Saturday in in Baku, under the theme ‘Rebuilding Trust in a Fragmented World: The South Caucasus as a ...

Qatar Chamber participates in ‘Azerbaijan International Investment Forum’

Qatar Chamber took part in the '2nd Azerbaijan International Investment Forum' that concluded on Saturday in Baku, focusing on the theme 'Rebuilding Trust in a Fragmented World: The South Caucasus as a Hub for Global Connectivity and Investment Stability'. The chamber's second chairman, Rashid bin Hamad al-Athba, and board member Mohamed bin Mahdi al-Ahbabi represented Qatar, alongside government officials, investors, financial institutions, and international companies.

During the forum, Qatar Chamber held discussions with key Azerbaijani organizations, including the National Confederation of Entrepreneurs, Export and Investment Promotion Agency, and Small and Medium Business Development Agency. These meetings aimed to strengthen economic and trade cooperation, explore investment opportunities in various sectors, promote Azerbaijani products in Qatar, and identify new areas of collaboration.

The delegation highlighted the significance of the Qatar-Azerbaijan Joint Business Council in fostering cooperation, increasing business visits, and strengthening partnerships between private sectors. The Qatar Chamber also met with the Syrian Minister of Economy and Industry to discuss enhancing private-sector relations and attracting Qatari investments to Syria.

Al-Athba emphasized Qatar Chamber's commitment to strengthening engagement with the Azerbaijani business community and pursuing co-operation and investment opportunities. The forum covered a wide range of topics, including global economic transformations, energy, the Middle Corridor, artificial intelligence, green transition, agriculture, infrastructure, tourism, and human capital, all with the goal of attracting investment, bolstering economic partnerships, and developing joint projects.

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