Amir’s speech charts new phase in Qatar’s progress, strengthens confidence in economy
<p>Doha, Qatar: Chairman of Qatar Chamber (QC), Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, stated that the speech delivered by the Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at the opening of the 55th Ordinary Session of the Shura Council reflects the wisdom of Qatar’s leadership in safeguarding the nation and protecting its sovereignty and independent decision-making.</p> <p>He noted that…
In Doha, Qatar, Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim highlighted Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani's speech at the opening of the 55th Ordinary Session of the Shura Council. The speech demonstrated the leadership's foresight in safeguarding the nation and maintaining its sovereignty and independent decision-making. Sheikh Khalifa praised the address for its tribute to Father Amir H H Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who established Qatar's modern era and bolstered its global reputation.
He noted the speech's emphasis on unity between the Qatari people and their leaders, which is crucial for confronting challenges and preserving achievements.
Economically, the speech underscored Qatar's dedication to social and financial stability while pursuing sustainable development. Despite public revenue pressures, the state continues to provide critical services. Sheikh Khalifa emphasized the importance of economic diversification, stronger public-private partnerships, and investments in high-value-added sectors to empower local businesses.
The chairman also stressed the significance of GCC collaboration to protect economic interests and ensure regional stability. He welcomed the Amir's commitment to resolving conflicts in Arab nations peacefully, preserving unity and sovereignty for their people's security and development. In his closing remarks, Sheikh Khalifa reaffirmed Qatar Chamber's dedication to promoting international business partnerships and fostering sustainable growth for the private sector.
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