Qatar and Thailand are seeking to bolster their trade and investment ties following a pivotal meeting in Bangkok between key business leaders from both nations. The discussions were led by Qatar Chamber First Vice-Chairman Mohammed bin Twar Al Kuwari and senior members of the Board of Trade of Thailand, including prominent figures Songsang Patavanich and Jarudol Tulayakijja.
During the meeting, both parties explored avenues to enhance economic cooperation, focusing on the vital role played by business organizations in nurturing partnerships and fostering business engagement. These discussions also emphasized the potential for joint ventures between companies from Qatar and Thailand, highlighting the critical importance of collaboration within the private sector to stimulate growth through strategic partnerships and investment initiatives.
Al Kuwari underscored the robust economic connection between the two countries, pointing out that bilateral trade had reached approximately QR12.4 billion by 2025. He stressed the necessity of continued cooperation within the private sector, which is seen as a crucial driver for future growth, especially across sectors identified as promising for both nations.
The meeting also highlighted the essential role of chambers of commerce in bridging businesses, sharing market insights, and pinpointing new investment opportunities that can underpin long-term economic cooperation. Thai officials reiterated their dedication to strengthening economic relations with Qatar, expressing their willingness to collaborate closely with Qatar Chamber to facilitate business exchanges, attract investments, and expand commercial partnerships between companies from both countries.