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Qatar, Iraq deepen trade ties with new business council

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Qatar, Iraq deepen trade ties with new business council

Doha, Qatar witnessed the signing of a Cooperation Agreement between ITCE Group Qatar and the Moscow Export Center (MEC) on Tuesday, aiming to bolster economic and trade ties. The agreement was officially inked during an event in Moscow by Ismail Al Ansari, Chairman of ITCE Group Qatar, and Vitaly Andreevich Stepanov, CEO of the MEC.

The pact serves as a framework for collaboration, promoting joint projects, fostering business relations, easing market access, and enhancing direct engagement between companies from both nations. The agreement also covers knowledge exchange on economic and trade opportunities, support for business visits and delegations, organizing trade and economic events, and facilitating introductions between companies in relevant industries.

Ismail Al Ansari, speaking about the signing, expressed optimism about the agreement's potential to create new channels of cooperation between the Qatari and Russian business communities, thereby fostering stronger partnerships and joint ventures. He highlighted the importance of the agreement in promoting greater engagement and partnership between companies in both countries.

"This agreement marks the beginning of a long-term partnership," Al Ansari added. "We are excited to translate this cooperation into practical initiatives, direct engagement between Qatari and Russian business leaders and companies, and the exploration of new opportunities that will benefit our mutual interests and contribute to sustainable growth and cooperation."

The signing of this agreement underscores ITCE Group Qatar's commitment to expanding its international network and establishing partnerships with economic and trade institutions, while also supporting the global presence of Qatari businesses and fostering new channels of cooperation with the Russian business community.

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