31-10-2018

Qatar Chamber discussed the prospects of enhancing trade cooperation with a Nepali delegation, headed by Bhawani Rana, President of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The two sides reviewed opportunities for cooperation in agriculture, tourism, banking, and insurance sectors.

First Vice-Chairman of Qatar Chamber Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Twar revealed that Qatar Chamber is ready to meet the aspirations of Qatari business owners to identify investment opportunities in Nepal and to help Nepalese investors launch their business in the Qatari market.

Bhawani Rana pointed out that the industrial sector is one of the most promising economic sectors in Nepal, noting that there are many opportunities for foreign investors in her country, especially in agriculture, tourism, industry, and infrastructure sectors.

She expressed hope that this meeting will contribute to strengthening the cooperation between business owners from both countries, which in turn would reflect on the volume of trade exchange between them, adding that trade volume between the two countries reached last year QR 15 million, which is short of aspirations and is not suitable for the great potentials available in each country.

OCT 31, 2018

Qatar and the US enjoy distinguished and robust economic and trade relations, and both counties’ cooperation is not only related to trade and investments but also extends to all fields, Qatar Chamber’s First Vice Chairman Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Twar has said.

He was addressing a meeting hosted by Qatar Chamber for a trade delegation headed by the Charge d’Affaires of US Embassy William Grant.

Twar said the US is a very important trade partner of Qatar and their trade volume has doubled within the past few year, reaching $5.5 billion last year.

The Qatari private sector has strong relations with its US counterpart and they have several joint investments, he said, adding that the Qatari private sector has important investments in the US in technology, hospitality sectors.
He said 650 US companies are operating in Qatar, of which 117 are 100 percent owned by American businessmen and 55 are under the umbrella of the Qatar Financial Center and the rest are Qatari-US ventures.

Twar also pointed to the Qatari economic roadshow held in April across a number of US cities, including Washington, Miami, Raleigh and Charleston with the aim of promoting and expanding trade and economic relations between Qatar and the United States .

The tour, which was held in conjunction with the visit of the Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani to the US, included economic forums, bilateral meetings between Qatari businessmen, their American counterparts, round tables as well as accompanying exhibitions. It ended with the signing of a slew of MoUs and trade agreements between companies of the two countries and establishing joint investment projects that benefit both countries, he pointed out.

the Charge d’Affaires of US Embassy William Grant said the US economy is attractive and offers huge opportunities for investment and praised the efforts of both sides to overcome any obstacles faced by businessmen.

Grant noted that there are direct flights from Qatar to 10 US cities and there are facilities of issuance of visas for Qataris.

Both countries share the same visions in many international issues and there is  clear understanding and cooperation in all fields, he pointed out.

He affirmed that there are big opportunities for cooperation between both sides, noting that the US supports Qatar’s efforts aiming at developing industry.

Head of investment promotion department ,Ministry of Economy and Commerce Noor Al Nuaimi delivered a presentation on investment climate in Qatar.

She said that the Qatar National Vision 2030 aims to boost the national economy through four pillars including the human, social, economic and environment development.

Qatar has a strategic geographical position and has huge oil and gas reserves,  assuring that the government offers lots of investment incentives and facilities to boost economy.

She explained procedures of setting up business in Qatar as well as an overview on the most important logistics prjects in Qatar such as Hamad Port, Hamad Airport, Rail and Qatar Airways.

In turn, the senior commercial officer in the US Embassy in Qatar Ilona Shtrom presented a review on how to do business in the US and the investment incentives presented by the government.

She noted that there is a large Qatari businessmen delegation visited the US last year led by Minister of Economy and Commerce, affirming that the visit ended with many MOUs and agreements between both countries’ companies.

The second session titled “ Enhancing mutual investment between Qatar and the US” discussed many topics including Qatari business legislatives, SMEs, investment in industry, and opportunities for suppliers in Qatar.

Addressing the second session, board member for international relations at Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) HE Sheikh Thani bin Ali Al Thani said that Qatar is keen on developing its laws and legislatives to comply with the investment climate.

HE noted that the chamber established QICCA in 2006 in line with the general rules on UNICETRAL to help solve commercial disputes among its members.

In 2018, QICCA solved cased of more than $2billions investments.

Many presentations were delivered by many Qatari and US institutions including Squire Patton Boggs Law Firm in Qatar, Qatar Development Bank, MasterCard, Manateq, Jones Lang Lesalle and Supply Chain Management Fluor.

1-11-2018

Qatar Chamber (QC) held a meeting with an Iraqi delegation led by Dr Ali Farhan, Governor of Anbar Province. The two sides discussed means of boosting the joint economic and trade cooperation.

Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, Chairman of Qatar Chamber, stressed the keenness of the Chamber to strengthen the cooperation relations between the Qatari businessmen and their Iraqi counterparts, pointing out that the Iraqi province of Anbar has investment opportunities that will be studied by Qatari businessmen.

He said that the Qatar Chamber would host a joint meeting of Qatari businessmen and their counterparts from Al Anbar province by inviting the Iraqi side to organize a visit for a delegation of Iraqi businessmen from Anbar province to Qatar to discuss all issues related to enhancing trade and investment cooperation from their Qatari counterparts and to view the investment opportunities available in both countries.

For his part, Dr Ali Al Farhan reviewed the advantages and opportunities of investment in the Province, which is a gateway to the markets of Jordan, Syria and the Gulf region, adding that the investment of Qatari businessmen in the province will strengthen the brotherly and historical ties between Qatar and Iraq.

He pointed to the existence of many investment opportunities that Qatari businessmen can enter, especially in areas such as phosphate, raw materials and metals, as well as a promising investment opportunity at Habbaniyah Airport.

Samer Mahfouz,
Head of Innovation for the MENA region,
Thomson Reuters

Samer Mahfouz is leading the applied Innovation at Thomson Reuters for the MENA region.

Samer is responsible for MENA innovation strategy in Big Open and linked data, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. He developed multiple innovative solutions like the Islamic dealing adapter, FX SLA tracker, and Virtual dealing room. Previously, Samer was the VP of Emerging technologies at Toronto Dominion Securities.

Samer is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). He holds a graduate degree in Management from McGill, Computer Engineering & BSc in Physics from AUB. He is a certified Data scientist from John Hopkins University.

Duration 16 Hours | 4 Days | 4 Hours Per Day | Evening

What Will I Learn?

1. You will understand basic accounting concepts
2. You will understand the standard and non-standard financial reports
3. You will understand how to raise capital for your business
4. You will understand the process of taking a company public
5. You will understand exit strategies for your company and its investors
6. You will understand the audit process

Requirements

• Desire to learn accounting & finance
• Access to Excel or other spreadsheet program
• Passion to empower yourself with knowledge
• Commitment to learning

Who is the target audience?

• Startups
• Small Business
• Entrepreneurs
• CEO’s
• CFO’s
• Accountants
• Bookkeeper
• And anyone else who wants to learn more about accounting and finance

Course Contents:

1. Introduction to the Course
2. Accounting 101
3. Cost Accounting – Inventory
4. Financial Statement Preparation
5. Analyzing Financial Statements
6. Audited Financials
7. Additional Financial Reporting
8. Budgets and Forecasts
9. Raising Capital
10. Exit Strategies
11. Going Public On The Stock Market
12. The conclusion to the Course

Fees:
QAR 1,850.00 | Per person

Duration: (2 Days / 16 Hours)

Course Overview:
Tax collection processes for VAT may seem relatively simple. In practice, however, VAT raises many concrete questions which a real concern for businesses. We are experiencing an increasing trend for companies to manage VAT compliance obligations in house in order to minimize costs. However, simple VAT compliance tasks may lead to significant VAT risks and penalties if not handled timely and correctly. This course provides participants with the understanding of VAT principles to enable proper handling of VAT Compliance obligations and enable basic VAT structuring ideas.

Who should attend: 

• Finance and tax directors
• Accountants
• Internal auditors
• Any employee responsible for the VAT compliance and the correct reporting of VAT liabilities

Course objectives:

• Understand the concept of VAT and its impact on the economy
• Understand the impact of VAT the financial performance of the business
• Differentiate various types of supplies with reference to VAT
• Differentiate Input VAT and Output VAT and Identify common errors in VAT calculation
• Categorize the supplies calculation and prepare the invoices including VAT
• Understand the impact of VAT on the Imports and Exports to the member countries (Gulf region) and non-member countries (rest of the world)

Course Contents:

• VAT Concept.
• Categories of supplies.
• VAT in GCC – Qatar.
• VAT Registration & Administration.
• VAT Calculation & Penalties.
• VAT On imports/exports.
• VAT Invoices & Records

Program Phases:
Phase 1: ARE YOU READY?
Challenging capabilities and simulating real cases through training and coaching environment to engage our learners’ talents to the real updated world.

Phase 2: ENGAGE
This program provides an opportunity for practitioners and learners to focus on leadership in the information professions from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The program employs theoretical concepts and models, coupled with case studies based on the experiences of leaders within the profession to understand how to develop leadership potential in oneself and others.

5/11/2018

Qatari businessmen and companies have been invited to participate in the 36th edition of the upcoming Khartoum International Fair and explore business and investment opportunities in the African nation, especially in the country’s free zone areas.

The coveted event is to be held in the Sudanese capital from January 21-28, 2019. The bilateral relations between Qatar and Sudan are firm and good and covering all fields of cooperation, Qatar Chamber board member Dr Mohamed Gohar Al Mohammed said. During a meeting with a Sudanese delegation from the Sudanese Free Zones and Markets (SFZ), Dr Al Mohammed noted that Qatar respects the Sudan and its people, pointing out that there is a large Sudanese community working in Qatar and participating in its boom.

The delegation was led by head of hotel and tourism manager at SFZ Abu Obiada Thabit Kamal, in the presence of head of promotion Intisar Saeed Mohamed and Dr Mohamed Sayed Ahmed the cultural counselor in the Sudanese embassy in Qatar. Al Mohamed also noted that the Qatar private sector has strong presences in Sudan and there are Qatari companies working in various sectors there.

He said that the siege imposed on Qatar for more than a year has many advantages, noting it helped in further enhancing Qatar’s cooperation and relations with all world countries and contributed to increasing the growth in industrial and agricultural sectors.

Kamal said that the objective of the visit is to invite the chamber, Qatari businessmen and companies to participate in the Khartoum International Fair.

He praised the Qatar’s continuous participation in the fair, assuring that its participation represents an added value to its outcomes. There are lots of Qatari companies operating in Sudan and they gained vast experience in the Sudanese business community, he added.

Qatar’s presence in the fair is important, especially that the Sudanese leadership’s directives always call on paving the way to the Qatari private sector to establish more investments in Sudan. Qatari companies’ participation in the fair will help in exchanging experience with other participating companies and exploring the sectors in which there are available investment opportunities.

7-11-2018

The visiting Algerian Minister of Commerce Saeed Gallab said that his country is keen on developing its cooperation relations with Qatar in all fields. Both Qatar and Algeria share the same economic visions in diversification.

The Minister was addressing a meeting hosted by Qatar Chamber in honour of the Algerian delegation representing 30 companies specialised in food, beverage and food processing.

Qatar Chamber (QC) Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al Thani, Chairman of Algeria Chamber of Industry and Commerce Mohamed Bin Omar and QC Board Members and businessmen attended the event.

The Algerian Minister said the visit demonstrates his country’s keenness on enhancing its cooperation with Qatar. Algeria enjoys distinguished relations with Africa. This helps in creating cooperation opportunities between Qatar and Algeria in Africa, he said.

Gallab expressed his hope that both countries’ Chambers would open new cooperation channels and help the private sectors to establish economic and trade alliances and partnerships.

Qatar Chamber’s Chairman Sheikh Khalifa said that the brotherly relations between Qatar and Algeria are historic, distinguished and always witnessing significant growth in all economic and trade sectors in light with of the wise leaderships of both countries.

The Qatar-Algeria trade exchange stood at QR134m in 2016 and QR163m in 2017, reordering a growth of 22%, he noted. “ This figure doesn’t match the huge potentials available in both counties.

We have to study all means that help in increasing trade between our brotherly countries. There are lots of investment and business opportunities in both sides.” Sheikh Khalifa pointed out that there are 115 Qatari-Algerian joint businesses operating in the Qatari market in various sectors.

“We are looking forward to increasing these partnerships between the private sectors, especially that there are a host of investment opportunities available in all economic sectors in general and in SMEs in particular.” QC chairman said that Algeria is one of the most attractive investment destinations to Qatari businessmen. There are many Qatari investments established in Algeria within the past few year such as the Algerian-Qatari Steel Company (Bellara Steel Complex) located northeast of Algiers.

The project, which covers an area of about 216 hectares, is the first of the co-operation agreement signed between Qatar and Algeria in 2013. It is a joint venture between Qatar International Steel Company 49% and Algeria’s Cedar and Algeria Investment Fund 51%.

It is expected that the production capacity of the plant will gradually increase and reach in the coming year to about 2 million tonnes of steel, Sheikh Khalifa added. He expressed hope that this meeting would help reinforce cooperation relations among Qatari and Algerian businessmen to establish more joint venture.

7-11-2018

Relations between Romania and Qatar have witnessed great developments but they are still below expectations, Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila has said.
She said this while addressing Qatari businessmen during a meeting.
A number of Romanian ministers and officials attended the meeting which was aimed at enhancing economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.
“We offer 21 investment projects in Romania for Qatari investors for public-private partnerships,” she said, while inviting Qatari businessmen to visit Romania and explore the plethora of investment opportunities available in all sectors.
She said this was the first time Romania was offering mega strategic projects in the frame of public-private partnership (PPP).
The government provides several incentives to promote and protect foreign investments, she noted, while pointing out that these projects include port, maritime, air transport, tourism, health, agriculture and energy sectors.
Qatar Chamber’s First Vice Chairman Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Twar said that Qatar and Romania enjoy distinguished relations at all levels since they established diplomatic relations in 1990.
Noting that the ties have seen significant growth in the past few years, Twar said that trade volume between the two countries touched $71 million last year, which still does not correspond with the huge potentials both sides have.
“There are 50 Qatar-Romanian joint ventures in Qatar. Qatar Chamber calls on businessmen in both countries to establish more profitable partnerships and investment alliances that would help increase trade exchange between the two sides,” he said.

8-11-2018

The reclassification of companies affiliated with Qatar Chamber in accordance with the national definition of small and medium enterprises was one of the topics discussed at a recent QC meeting. Its Registration and Membership Committee held the meeting under the chairmanship of Rashid Hamad Hazza al Athba, QC’s second Vice Chairman and the committee chairman, in the presence of Vice Chairman Abdulrahman Abdul Jalil Abdul Ghani and other members.

Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry  extends to you its best compliments and wishes you good health and wellness.

Kindly note that the Ministry of Trade and Industry  in cooperation with Qatar Chamber will organise the

“Qatar – Pakistan Business Forum”
on Monday 12 November 2018
at 10:00 am
in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel – Lusail Hall.

H.E Mr. Ali bin Ahmad Al-Kuwari – Minister of Trade and Industry and his Pakistani counterpart, as well as Qatar Chamber Chairman H.E Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al-Thani will attend the event. 

We would like to  invite you to attend the forum and bilateral meetings with Pakistani businessmen and companies representatives specialized in sectors of food products & building materials.

Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry  extends to you its best compliments and wishing you good health and wellness.

We would like to invite you to attend the meeting with the Industrial delegation from Philippines Headed by

Mr. Salvio Luzon Valenzuela,
Jr. – Executive Director of
Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines (CFIP)
& accompanying delegation,
on Monday 12^th November 2018
at 11:00 am at Qatar  Chamber

This meeting aims to strengthen trade relations between  Businessmen from the two countries and explore the  Furniture Industry sector.

Dr Mohammed A. Al Khulaifi
College of Law, Qatar University15
minutes8.45-9.00

11/11/2018

More than 240 Qatari companies will take part in this year’s Made in Qatar exhibition to be held in Muscat from December 3 to 6, under the patronage of the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior HE Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa al Thani.

The event is being organised by Qatar Chamber in cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, QDB (strategic partner) and Oman’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

QC board member and head of the industry committee Rashid bin Nasser al Kaabi said the expo was slated to be held on November 5, but it was postponed and will now to begin on December 3 at the Oman Convention and Exhibitions Centre.

The event, which will be held for the second time outside the country, aims to open new channels of communication and exchange expertise between Qatari and Omani companies.

It also aims to enhance the Omani community’s awareness of the Qatari products and open new external markets for Qatari companies, he added.

A Qatari-Omani business forum will also be held on the sidelines of the exhibition, Kaabi said.
More than 100 leading businessmen from both sides will participate in the forum, which will review investment and business opportunities available in both the countries, he added.

Kaabi said that relations, especially economic and trade ties, between Qatar and Oman have been going from strength to strength. The trade volume between the two countries soared in a short period and Oman has emerged as one of the top destinations receiving Qatar’s non-oil exports, he noted.

November 12 2018

Qatar Chamber officials discussed investment opportunities with a Filipino trade delegation headed by Chamber of Furniture Industries of the Philippines (CFIP) executive director Salvio Valenzuela in a meeting held at the chamber venue.

With representatives from seven prominent furniture manufacturing companies in the Philippines, the delegation presented the most important features of the Filipino industry in this sector. The delegation members expressed their interest in entering the Qatari market through establishing join projects with their Qatari counterparts.

Qatar Chamber first vice-chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari said the chamber welcomes the cooperation between Qatari and Filipino companies. He said the Qatari market is open to high-quality Filipino products, even as he encouraged more cooperation between businessmen of both the countries. Qatar-Philippines trade volume in 2017 stood at $133mn, al-Kuwari noted.

The Qatar Chamber official also described Filipino workers as “committed” and “efficient” in many productive and active sectors in the country, “contributing positively” to Qatar’s development.

During the meeting, the Filipino delegation presented a detailed brief on the investment environment in the Philippines, followed by sectors in which both sides can explore investment opportunities.

The delegation also presented governmental efforts in training Filipinos before working abroad, its keenness in extending them with language skills, and increasing their awareness on the laws in Qatar.

13-11-2018

The high-profile Qatari -Pakistani Business Forum held in the presence of H E Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Minister of Commerce and Industry.  Speaking on the sidelines of the forum, Qatar Chamber (QC) Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim Al Thani said that Qatar and Pakistan business sectors enjoy distinguished trade relations and there are 850 Qatar-Pakistan joint companies operating in Qatar in different sectors.

Sheikh Khalifa noted that this forum is held few days after QC meeting in Doha with officials of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), in which means of boosting cooperation relations between both countries’ companies were reviewed.

He said that Qatar and Pakistan enjoy distinguished economic and trade relations, which are growing fast owing to the close relationship of the leadership and peoples of both countries.

The bilateral trade volume registered an almost 100 percent increase from $782m in 2016 to $1.6bn in 2017, he added, saying: “This significantly reflected how both countries’ relations greatly developed, especially  after the launch of a maritime route between Hamad Port and Pakistan’s Karachi Port which contributed to the increase in import and export movement between the two countries”

There is a big Pakistani community working in Qatar and contributing to the boom it witnessing, Sheikh Khalifa pointed out.
QC Chairman stressed the chamber’s support to efforts exerted to develop trade between both counters and affirmed its endeavours to strengthen ties between Qatari and Pakistani firms.

The door is open for Pakistan companies to cooperate with Qatari firms and establish joint ventures and trade partnerships in all fields. QC  highly welcomes Pakistani companies to participate in projects being held in the country. It also encourages businessmen to establish genuine partnerships that serve both economies, he said.

Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry  extends to you its best compliments and wishing you good health and wellness.

On the occasion of the visit of H.E Mr. Stepan Kubiv, First Vice Prime Minister/ Minister of Economic Development and Trade and the accompanying delegation to Qatar .

We are pleased to invite you to attend  the meeting on
Wednesday, 14^th  November 2018
12:30 pm
at Qatar Chamber
with H.E Mr. Stepan Kubiv
the First Vice Prime Minister and the accompanying delegation.

The Ukrainian delegation specializing in the following sectors :

• Oil & Gas
• Food
• Agriculture
• IT and Investments

This meeting aims to strengthen trade relations between businessmen from the two countries.

Mr. Stepan Kubiv
First Vice Prime Minister – Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine

Born on March 19, 1962 in Peremozhne village, Zboriv area, Ternopil region. Citizen of Ukraine.

Education:

1984 – graduated from Lviv State University named after Ivan Franko, faculty of mathematics

2002 – graduated from National University “Lviv Polytechnic”, specialty Finance

2006 – defended his thesis, Ph.D. in Economics

2007 – Associate Professor, Marketing and Logistics Department, National University “Lviv Polytechnic”, aftermath – academician

Labour activity:

1994-2008 – specialist with Planning and Economic Department, Joint-stock company West-Ukrainian Commercial Bank (OJSC CredoBank), and aftermath – head of Planning and Reporting Sector, Coordination of Branch Activities Department, acting head of Coordination of Branch Activities Department, head of the Planning and Finance Department, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, first Deputy Chairman of the Board, acting Chairman of the Board, Chairman of the Board

2009-2010 – chief consultant, Corporate Group “In Jure”

2010-2012 – headed Lviv regional centers of a number of public organizations. Founder of the Public organization “Art Fund named after King Danylo”. Currently, head of the Ukrainian voluntary cultural and educational human rights charitable society the Memorial named after Vasyl Stus

2012 – 2014 – MP of Ukraine, Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Finance and Banking Committee

February-June 2014 – head of the National Bank of Ukraine, member of the National Security and DefenceCouncil of Ukraine (ex officio).

December 2014 – MP of Ukraine, member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Finance and Banking Activity Committee

15 Jan 2015 – by the decree of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko No. 19/2015 appointed representative of the President of Ukraine in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

14 April 2016 – First Vice Prime Minister – Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine.

Awards – order “For merits” of III class

14-11-2018

The Qatar Chamber’s Contracting Committee has hailed the speech of Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at the opening of the 47th session of the Advisory Council in which the Amir affirmed the role of the private sector in the inclusive economic development.

The Committee members praised the Amir’s statement at the Committee meeting held last week under the chairmanship of Mohammed Sultan Al Jaber (pictured), Board Member and Chairman of the Committee, in the presence of Faisal bin Abdullah Al Mana, Vice Chairman of the Committee, and members of the Committee.

The members of the committee discussed during two meetings held this week mechanisms of support and protection of subcontractors and a number of procedures related to the contracting sector, such as tenders and others, in addition to the most important obstacles facing the construction sector and appropriate solutions.

The meetings also highlighted the importance of identifying the obstacles facing the contracting sector and the importance of communicating with all the concerned authorities in the country to communicate the committee’s vision about finding appropriate solutions.

The attendees stressed that these steps will create a strong contracting sector that contributes positively to the renaissance witnessed by the state.

The attendees agreed on the importance of inviting small and medium enterprises in the sector to the membership of the committee due to its important role in the sector and the importance of drawing upon its views and suggestions.

Mohammed Sultan Al Jaber, Chairman of the Committee, said that the Qatar Chamber, as the traders’ house, is exerting great efforts in cooperation with all the authorities in the State in order to facilitate the business environment and remove all obstacles facing its employees in all sectors.

Al Jaber praised the role of the concerned authorities in the country and expressed great cooperation with the Chamber in removing all obstacles facing the business environment, stressing that there are many good models among contractors who do their work to the fullest and contribute positively to the renaissance witnessed by the state.

Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry  extends to you its best compliments and wishing you good health and wellness.

We are pleased to invite you to attend

Qatar – Czech Business meeting

with
H.E. Martin Dvořák
Czech Ambassador to Kuwait & Qatar
and
Monika Palatková
Director of Czech Tourism

Thursday, 15 November 2018 – 10:00 am
Grand Hyatt Hotel

This meeting aims to strengthen trade relations between businessmen from the two countries.