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Prime Minister receives winners of first Qatar Private Sector Nationalisation Award 2026

<p>Doha, Qatar: Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani received the winners of the inaugural Qatar Private Sector Nationalisation Award 2026 on Wednesday, recognizing achievements in its sector-specific and cross-cutting categories.</p> <p>The Prime Minister congratulated the winners, praising their achievements and contributions to…

Prime Minister receives winners of first Qatar Private Sector Nationalisation Award 2026

Doha, Qatar - Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani honored the inaugural recipients of the Qatar Private Sector Nationalisation Award 2026 on Wednesday, acknowledging excellence in both sector-specific and cross-cutting categories. The Prime Minister lauded the winners, emphasizing their vital role in advancing nationalization within the private sector and pledging their continued commitment to fostering national talent across various economic domains.

His Excellency highlighted the significance of the Qatar Private Sector Nationalisation Award as a platform to spotlight distinguished entities and individuals, showcasing exemplary practices and experiences in nationalization. This initiative aims to bolster the empowerment of Qatari citizens and reinforce their presence in the labor market.

The meeting underscored the vital importance of recognizing outstanding achievements and motivating the private sector to maintain its pivotal role in achieving nationalization goals. Simultaneously, the event supports the cultivation of promising and enduring career trajectories for Qatari nationals.

In its inaugural year, the award garnered 426 submissions from both individuals and entities, with a majority of applicants being individuals (59 percent), followed by entities (41 percent). The competition encompassed nine key sectors, ultimately awarding 14 entities and eight individuals across both sector-specific and cross-cutting categories.

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