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CEO of Qatar's body praised the economic reforms in Egypt over the past years. (Twitter)
  • Chairman of the Qatar Businessmen Association's Board of Directors Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani stressed upon economic cooperation between the two countries.
  • He said there are multiple mutual economic opportunities between Qatar and Egypt to develop their cooperation in the trade and investment sectors.

The Qatari Businessmen Association discussed investment cooperation with Mohamed Abdel-Wahab, CEO of Egypt’s General Authority for Investment and Free Zones.

On a visit to Doha, Abdel-Wahab agreed on coordinating field visits to the Qatari business community to Egypt to discuss investment opportunities.

Abdel-Wahab reviewed the investment opportunities for Qatari investors, especially in the chemical and petrochemical industries.

This includes opportunities in financial services, logistics, real estate development, tourism, technology and agriculture, he noted.

Chairman of the Association’s Board of Directors Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani, stressed economic cooperation between the two countries.

He praised the economic reforms in Egypt over the past years, and encouraged Qatari companies to study investment opportunities in Egypt.

He added that there are multiple mutual economic opportunities between Qatar and Egypt to develop their cooperation in the trade and investment sectors.

This contributes to strengthening their economy and forming a strong alliance capable of facing international challenges, he noted.

He also stressed the importance of Qatari investments in Egypt to support the economies of both countries.