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The Qatari delegation headed by Minister of Economy and Commerce, H E Sheikh Ahmed bin Jassim Al Thani, reviewed Qatar’s experience in promoting investment and economic climate in the state as well as the projects and opportunities offered in those areas.
The Ministry’s delegation taking part in the second Qatar-UAE Economic Forum held in Abu Dhabi, UAE, on February 24 and 25 made presentations which highlighted initiatives, legislation and experiences conducted by Qatar to develop business and investment environment and encourage the private sector to play its role in achieving economic diversification. The Qatari delegation also discussed with the UAE side means of joint cooperation between the two countries in the areas of consumer protection, combatting commercial fraud, protecting competition and prevent monopoly.
Talks also dealt with establishing business and the issuance of business licenses. The UAE side praised the Qatari experience including initiatives and projects, stressing the importance of investment opportunities available in Qatar.
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