Qatar and Germany have reaffirmed their commitment to expand trade and investment ties during the Qatar-German Business Meet, hosted at the Qatar Chamber headquarters in Doha.
Qatar Chamber Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al Thani highlighted Germany’s role as a key economic partner, noting that German companies are contributing significantly to Qatar’s industrial and technological development. He also pointed out that Qatar has invested more than €25 billion in Germany across sectors such as automotive, telecommunications, hospitality, and banking.
Trade between the two countries reached over QR6 billion last year, with both sides expressing determination to boost exchanges and expand cooperation in areas including energy, renewable resources, infrastructure, logistics, education, and smart technologies. Sheikh Khalifa emphasized that these efforts align with Qatar National Vision 2030, which seeks to build a diversified, knowledge-based economy supported by private sector growth and global partnerships.
German representatives, including TUV NORD Group CEO Silvio Conrad and Ambassador Hans-Udo Muzel, underlined their country’s readiness to deepen cooperation with Qatar. They highlighted opportunities in IT, AI, energy, and advanced technologies, stressing that the strong foundation of German-Qatari relations provides a platform for future collaboration.
The meeting reinforced both nations’ shared vision of advancing sustainable growth, strengthening economic ties, and building long-term strategic partnerships.
