Qatar and Finland explore new avenues for business cooperation
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar’s drive to build a diversified, knowledge-based and sustainable economy under Qatar National Vision 2030 is opening fresh avenues for business cooperation with Finland, with companies from both countries exploring partnerships several fields.</p> <p>The opportunities were discussed during a high-level meeting hosted by Qatar Chamber (QC) with a Finnish business delegation…
Doha, Qatar - Qatar's efforts to build a diversified, knowledge-based and sustainable economy outlined in Qatar National Vision 2030 is creating new opportunities for business collaboration with Finland. Representatives from both nations discussed potential partnerships in various fields during a high-level meeting hosted by Qatar Chamber.
The delegation from Finland included companies specializing in defense technology, civil defense, satellite and space technologies, communications, as well as the state-owned Finnish Industrial Investment Company and the Finnish National Agency for Education. Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, Chairman of Qatar Chamber, emphasized the interest of Qatari businesspeople in exploring opportunities in Finland.
He urged both countries to strengthen communication and identify practical avenues for cooperation and joint ventures.
Sectors identified for potential collaboration included technology and innovation, artificial intelligence, advanced industries, clean energy, healthcare, food security, logistics, and financial services. Finland's delegation highlighted its strengths in technology, innovation, education, digitalization, and sustainable solutions. These areas align closely with Qatar's development priorities under Qatar National Vision 2030.
Ambassador of Finland to Qatar, Juha Mustonen, welcomed the meeting, noting the presence of Finnish companies with interests in developing long-term partnerships with Qatari counterparts. The participating Finnish firms included ReOrbit, Patria, Nokia, Temet, Verona Shelters, and Tesi. The discussions underscored the potential for deeper private-sector engagement between Qatar and Finland, particularly in technology-driven industries, sustainable development, innovation, and knowledge-based economic activities.
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