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Islamic Chamber launches European chapter of B57+ initiative in Istanbul

Abdullah Saleh Kamel announces the launch of the B57+ European chapter in Istanbul, aiming to turn Islamic world potential into investments and partnerships.

Islamic Chamber launches European chapter of B57+ initiative in Istanbul

Qatar Chamber took part in the B57+ Business Leaders Summit held in Istanbul, Turkey, during the 42nd Ministerial Session of COMCEC. Senior officials, decision-makers, business leaders, investors, and commerce representatives from OIC member states attended the event. The summit aimed to boost economic and trade cooperation among OIC countries, expand joint investment opportunities, and promote private sector partnerships for sustainable development and regional integration.

Board member Dr. Mohamed bin Jawhar Al Mohamed highlighted the summit's significance in improving business community communication and opening new avenues for cooperation in trade and investment. He emphasized the importance of increasing intra-OIC trade and mutual investments by eliminating barriers and refining cooperation mechanisms.

The two-day summit, organized by ICCD, TOBB, and COMCEC, ran from October 31st with the theme "Towards Strategic Integration: Mobilizing the Potential of OIC Countries for a Prosperous Future of the Global South."

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