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Doha
Qatar Chamber’s (QC) Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al Thani has met with a business delegation from the Qatari-French Economic League (Cadran) and the international branch of the Movement of the Enterprises of France (MEDEF), who are currently visiting the country.
The meeting was also attended by the Qatari Ambassador to France HE Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Al Thani, alongside a number of QC board members and many leading Qatari businessmen.
During the meeting, the two sides reviewed commercial and investment relations between Qatar and France and ways to enhance them and investment opportunities available in both the countries as well as the possibility to establish new commercial alliances.
Sheikh Khalifa underscored the Chamber’s interest in strengthening relations between Qatari businessmen and their French counterparts in a way that help increase the two countries’ bilateral trade which stands at QR5 billion (€ 1.2 billion) last year.
France is an important trade partner of Qatar, he said, adding that there are many Qatari investors and businessmen in France who are characterized with an attractive investment environment and viable opportunities.
Sheikh Khalifa also assured the role played by Cadran and MEDEF in bridging Qatari and French private sectors and establishing a slid foundation for forging alliances and commercial partnerships between companies from both countries.
Cadran is an independent, non-profit organisation established in 2015 that includes in its membership major Qatari commercial institutions operating in France and major French companies operating in Qatar, as well as significant figures therein.
Cadran aims to organise various academic and social events annually to promote dialogue and exchange of views between Qatari and French companies in order to gain a better understanding and comprehension of future investment projects.
MEDEF is an employer federation founded in 1998. It represents French companies and is greatly important at the level of the French social debate.
It seeks to represent French companies vis-à-vis State institutions and unions. It has more than 750,000 member firms.
Doha
Qatar Chamber’s (QC) Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al Thani has met with a business delegation from the Qatari-French Economic League (Cadran) and the international branch of the Movement of the Enterprises of France (MEDEF), who are currently visiting the country.
The meeting was also attended by the Qatari Ambassador to France HE Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Al Thani, alongside a number of QC board members and many leading Qatari businessmen.
During the meeting, the two sides reviewed commercial and investment relations between Qatar and France and ways to enhance them and investment opportunities available in both the countries as well as the possibility to establish new commercial alliances.
Sheikh Khalifa underscored the Chamber’s interest in strengthening relations between Qatari businessmen and their French counterparts in a way that help increase the two countries’ bilateral trade which stands at QR5 billion (€ 1.2 billion) last year.
France is an important trade partner of Qatar, he said, adding that there are many Qatari investors and businessmen in France who are characterized with an attractive investment environment and viable opportunities.
Sheikh Khalifa also assured the role played by Cadran and MEDEF in bridging Qatari and French private sectors and establishing a slid foundation for forging alliances and commercial partnerships between companies from both countries.
Cadran is an independent, non-profit organisation established in 2015 that includes in its membership major Qatari commercial institutions operating in France and major French companies operating in Qatar, as well as significant figures therein.
Cadran aims to organise various academic and social events annually to promote dialogue and exchange of views between Qatari and French companies in order to gain a better understanding and comprehension of future investment projects.
MEDEF is an employer federation founded in 1998. It represents French companies and is greatly important at the level of the French social debate.
It seeks to represent French companies vis-à-vis State institutions and unions. It has more than 750,000 member firms.
