The State of Qatar promotes all types of investments and offers clear and easy procedures for investors, HE Chairman of the Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry (QCCI) Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani said, stressing that the country focuses on "education and health sectors" and encourages the private sector to enter these sectors.
In remarks at the third session of the Qatar-U.K. Business and Investment Forum today, Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani added that the policy of economic diversity pursued by Qatar has developed significantly, pointing out that the financial and educational services and others including the construction field contributed significantly to the GDP.
He also commended the contribution of the non-oil sector which surpassed the export of oil in 2014, adding that this indicates the success of the economic diversification policy in the country.
HE Chairman of Al Sawari Holding Sheikh Turki bin Faisal Al-Thani said Qatar offers many advantages and opportunities that encourage investors to choose Qatar to execute their projects. He added that the State of Qatar attaches great importance to the education sector, which has contributed to the creation of a second generation with the best education opportunity.
Chief Executive Officer of the Qatar Financial Center Yousuf Mohamed Al Jaida praised the importance of the forum in diversifying the Qatari economy that has become an integral part of government policy."We appreciate the services that the UK can offer and we seek common opportunities to develop joint relations," said Omar Al Farhan, Chairman of Al Farhan Group.
Chief Executive Officer of Commercial Bank Joseph Abraham highlighted the immense potentials that the Qatari banking sector can offer to investors.
Source: QNA
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