25/07/2017 07:31 AST

In a show of support and loyalty to Qatar and its leader Emir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) yesterday installed a signature board bearing the ‘Tamim Al Majd’ mural at the trading hall of QSE building in West Bay.

At a signing ceremony led by Rashid bin Ali Al-Mansoori CEO of QSE, executive management, representatives from the listed companies and brokers, investors and QSE staff collectively signed the board and wrote messages expressing their support their love and loyalty to Qatar and its leader by writing messages on a billboard carrying a portrait of the Emir.

Al Mansoori said: “QSE participated in signing the mural banner to renew our loyalty to our homeland and to His Highness the Emir, ‘Tamim Al Majd’, and that each and every employee in QSE is committed to building the country by providing their best. Qatar Stock Exchange remains committed to supporting Qatar’s economic prosperity and national vision.”

Al Mansoori stated that the current GCC crisis has proved QSE robustness against the attempts to distract QSE’s market by some portfolios from the blockade countries which offered large quantities of shares in the first days of the crisis.

However, these attempts have failed and the market has corrected itself since local investors as well as international portfolios have entered the market with a bullish trend.


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