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Doha
Minister of Commerce and Industry HE Ali bin Ahmad al Kuwari on Monday held separate meetings with Crown Prince of Norway Haakon Magnus and Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry Torbj?rn R?e Isaksen.
Discussions touched on the promotion of bilateral relations and the development of joint cooperation, particularly in the fields of trade, investment and industry in light of the friendly ties between the two countries.
The meetings focused on the latest developments the Qatari economy witnessed over the past years, the investment opportunities the country offers across various sectors and the legislation it has enacted as well as initiatives aimed at supporting the private sector.
Discussions also touched on mechanisms to support joint investments and incentives extended to the private sector to establish innovative investment projects in key sectors that would serve the economic aspirations of the two countries.
Qatari-Norwegian bilateral trade reached around QR160.1 million in 2018, the equivalent of $43.86 million.
Doha
Minister of Commerce and Industry HE Ali bin Ahmad al Kuwari on Monday held separate meetings with Crown Prince of Norway Haakon Magnus and Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry Torbj?rn R?e Isaksen.
Discussions touched on the promotion of bilateral relations and the development of joint cooperation, particularly in the fields of trade, investment and industry in light of the friendly ties between the two countries.
The meetings focused on the latest developments the Qatari economy witnessed over the past years, the investment opportunities the country offers across various sectors and the legislation it has enacted as well as initiatives aimed at supporting the private sector.
Discussions also touched on mechanisms to support joint investments and incentives extended to the private sector to establish innovative investment projects in key sectors that would serve the economic aspirations of the two countries.
Qatari-Norwegian bilateral trade reached around QR160.1 million in 2018, the equivalent of $43.86 million.
