Qatar Chamber participates in Global Halal Summit, discusses trade ties with Malaysia
<p>Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Qatar Chamber (QC) explored ways to boost trade and investment ties with Malaysia and enhance the role of the Qatar-Malaysia Joint Business Council during its participation in the Global Halal Summit (GHaS) 2026 in Kuala Lumpur.</p> <p>The QC delegation was headed by Dr. Mohamed bin Jawhar Al Mohammed, QC Board Member and Chairman of the Qatari side of the…
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: The Qatar Chamber (QC) attended the Global Halal Summit (GHaS) 2026 in Kuala Lumpur to explore opportunities for enhancing trade and investment ties with Malaysia. /p
QC Board Member and Chairman of the Qatar-Malaysia Joint Business Council, Dr. Mohamed bin Jawhar Al Mohammed, led the delegation. He met with Malaysian counterpart, Mohamed Razeek Hussain, to discuss bilateral trade and economic relations. /p
The discussion centered on mechanisms to strengthen the Joint Business Council's role in promoting cooperation between the two countries' business communities. Both sides agreed to hold regular meetings, explore cooperation opportunities, facilitate trade and investment, and foster business partnerships. /p
Dr. Al Mohammed emphasized the importance of increasing the Council's active role in promoting investment opportunities, facilitating partnerships, and organizing business meetings. He also reaffirmed Qatar Chamber's commitment to bolstering the Council's platform for private-sector cooperation. /p
Dr. Al Mohammed met with S. Jay Shankar, Deputy CEO of Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), to further discuss enhancing trade and investment cooperation and exploring new opportunities for Qatari and Malaysian companies. /p
Dr. Al Mohammed also met with Malaysian business leaders, particularly those in the food industry, highlighting Qatar's investment opportunities and incentives. He invited them to invest in Qatar, stressing the strong economic and trade relations between the two nations, with significant potential in food industries, halal products, logistics, technology, and investment.
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