In a recent meeting held in Bangkok, Qatar and Thailand have taken steps to enhance their trade and investment ties, with business leaders from both nations exploring new avenues for collaboration. The discussions featured Qatar Chamber First Vice-Chairman Mohammed bin Twar Al Kuwari and high-ranking members from the Board of Trade of Thailand, such as Songsang Patavanich and Jarudol Tulayakijja. The focus of the talks was on bolstering trade relations and investment cooperation, emphasizing the pivotal role that business organizations play in fostering partnerships and facilitating joint ventures.
During the meeting, Al Kuwari underscored the robust economic relationship that exists between Qatar and Thailand, pointing out that their bilateral trade reached an impressive QR12.4 billion in 2025. He stressed the vital contribution of the private sector to future growth, advocating for strategic partnerships and investment initiatives in sectors with high potential. Al Kuwari’s remarks highlighted how private-sector cooperation could serve as a catalyst for economic development in both countries.
The gathering also highlighted the crucial function of chambers of commerce in linking businesses, sharing market knowledge, and pinpointing new investment prospects. These organizations are seen as instrumental in supporting long-term economic cooperation by facilitating connections and collaborations that can lead to mutually beneficial outcomes for both Qatar and Thailand.
Thai officials at the meeting reaffirmed their dedication to reinforcing economic ties with Qatar. They expressed a willingness to work closely with Qatar Chamber to promote business exchanges, attract investments, and expand commercial partnerships. The Thai representatives emphasized their commitment to creating an environment conducive to business collaboration between companies from both nations, aiming to foster stronger economic relationships.
