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Qatar positions as bridge between Gulf capital and frontier economies

<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar has established itself as a strategic link between Gulf capital and fast-growing frontier economies, particularly in Asia and Africa, by strengthening financial cooperation, cross-border business ties and access to emerging opportunities, an official said.</p> <p>Speaking to <em>The Peninsula </em>on the sidelines of the World Investment Forum 2026 in Doha, Qatar Financial…

Qatar positions as bridge between Gulf capital and frontier economies

Doha, Qatar: Qatar has positioned itself as a strategic bridge between Gulf capital and emerging economies in Asia and Africa, according to Mansoor Rashid Al-Khater, CEO of the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC). Al-Khater highlighted the country's geographical location and strong network of international partnerships as key factors in connecting regional capital with developing markets.

The World Investment Forum 2026, recently concluded in Doha, underscored Qatar's ambition to become a leading global investment hub. The event brought together over 5,000 decision-makers, providing Qatar with a platform to strengthen its position as a major international investor and a destination for global investment decisions.

Al-Khater emphasized the importance of Islamic finance and other emerging sectors like artificial intelligence (AI), fintech, and digital assets, which Qatar aims to develop and attract innovators to support. The QFC facilitates business establishment, operation, and growth for investors seeking opportunities across the region, with a focus on making it easier for businesses to access investment opportunities and partnerships.

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