Qatar-Türkiye business meeting boosts economic ties and investment prospects
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The Qatar Chamber (QC) hosted a significant Qatar-Türkiye Business Meeting at its headquarters, attended by Mohamed bin Twar Al Kuwari, First Vice-Chairman of QC, and Faruk Kalkavan, Chairman of Kalkavan Global Group.
The meeting, which saw the participation of Qatari and Turkish businessmen, underscored the growing economic collaboration between the two nations.
During the meeting, Mohamed bin Twar Al Kuwari highlighted the substantial progress in Qatar-Türkiye relations, particularly in economic and commercial spheres. He attributed this growth to the strong bilateral ties between the leadership of both countries, leading to the signing of numerous agreements and Memoranda of Understanding across various sectors.
Al Kuwari emphasized the robust economic cooperation, citing a trade volume of QR 4.4 billion last year and the significant presence of Turkish companies in Qatar. He noted their contributions to sectors such as trading, contracting, healthcare, manufacturing, and hospitality, reflecting the mutual benefits of partnership between the two nations.
Moreover, Al Kuwari highlighted Qatar's investments in Türkiye, particularly in tourism and real estate sectors, showcasing Türkiye as a distinguished destination for Qatari investments. He expressed optimism about the Qatar-Türkiye Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JETCO) as a mechanism to further enhance cooperation and intra-regional trade.
Abdulrahman Al Ansari echoed the sentiment, expressing Qatari businesses' keenness to collaborate with their Turkish counterparts. He emphasized the shared aspiration to establish alliances and partnerships for mutual growth and prosperity.
Faruk Kalkavan lauded the special and distinguished relations between Qatar and Türkiye, particularly in economic domains. He expressed Turkish companies' eagerness to tap into the Qatari market, underscoring the opportunities for bilateral cooperation and investment.
The meeting concluded with a call for strengthened collaboration between Qatari and Turkish businesses, underlining the mutual benefits of such partnerships for both economies. As Qatar Chamber reaffirmed its commitment to fostering cooperation, prospects for deeper economic ties between Qatar and Türkiye appear promising. (ILKHA)
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