The PM explained that this requires developing real economic partnerships with direct and beneficial returns for all parties, economically and strategically, which necessitates the private sector, businessmen, and investors from both sides to exert effort and engage in the work undertaken by the governments to strengthen economic and commercial cooperation.
The PM also noted that the meeting is taking place at a time when the Arab region and the countries of the region are facing numerous challenges and cross-border crises, pointing out that this places them before a historical responsibility that compels them to deepen consultation and cooperation mechanisms to find peaceful solutions based on the provisions of the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law, enabling them to overcome this difficult phase and lead their people towards a new era of prosperity, development, stability, and establish the pillars of the rule of law.
He emphasised the importance of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, eradicating poverty and hunger, and strengthening cooperation in the fields of higher education, research, training, innovation, artificial intelligence, digitalisation and biotechnologies.
The PM encouraged ministers, investment officials and business representatives to communicate, discuss investment mechanisms and potential partnerships, and exchange best practices, stressing Qatar’s continued commitment to its approach based on cooperation and dialogue to achieve the goals of the international and regional community in preserving the multilateral international system, peace, security, stability and prosperity throughout the world.
