Qatar, Kyrgyzstan chambers sign agreement to form joint business council

Doha witnessed the signing of two agreements on Sunday, aimed at fostering bilateral cooperation between Qatar Chamber and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Kyrgyz Republic. The agreements also mark the establishment of a joint Qatari-Kyrgyz Business Council.

The signing ceremony concluded a meeting at Qatar Chamber's headquarters, where discussions centered on fortifying trade and economic ties between the two nations. The private sector was highlighted as a key driver of joint investments.

First Vice-Chairman of Qatar Chamber, Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Twar Al Kuwari, underscored the strategic importance of the joint business council. He hinted at promising commercial opportunities between the markets, proposing regular virtual B2B meetings to explore investment prospects.

Dr. Mohamed bin Johar Al Mohamed, a Board Member of Qatar Chamber, stated that the Qatari private sector is eager to explore investment opportunities in Central Asia, with high-potential sectors including solar energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and livestock production.

Avazbek Kerimbaev, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Kyrgyz Chamber of Commerce and Industry, praised the strengthening bilateral relations. He expressed the Kyrgyz business sector's commitment to enhancing trade and economic cooperation with Qatar, particularly in construction, infrastructure, and agricultural exports to Qatari markets.

The dual signing of the cooperation agreement and the joint business council accord, Kerimbaev noted, will significantly accelerate commercial ties, boost bilateral trade volume, and stimulate cross-border private investment.