He said Germany’s civil security technologies and service sector “is one of the most relevant for Qatar,” especially in the preparation of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, “therefore, making it a promising target market for German companies.” He noted that the visit “is very important” in introducing German SMEs specialising in civil security technologies and the service industry to the Qatari market and give them the opportunity to get insights and business contacts with local partners in Qatar.įischbach said it is the first time since the pandemic that a German trade mission was able to physically visit Doha. Sheikh Faisal lauded the strength of the Qatari-German relations, stressing the importance of co-operation between the two sides and the openness of the QBA to discuss Qatari-German investment opportunities. QBA board member Sheikh Nawaf bin Nasser al-Thani, and QBA members Omar Alfardan, Khalid al-Mannai, Ibrahim al-Jaidah, Abdul Salam Issa Abu Issa, Maqbool Habib Khalfan, Mohamed al-Rabban, Ihsan al-Khiyami, Dr Mohamed Althaf, and QBA deputy general manager Sarah Abdallah also attended the meeting. QBA Chairman HE Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim al-Thani headed the meeting, which aims to enhance co-operation in the field of information and communications technology (ICT) and to discuss the existing co-operation opportunities between companies in Qatar and Germany. The Qatari Businessmen Association recently held a meeting with Dr Claudius Fischbach, Germany’s ambassador to Qatar, and a delegation of German companies working in civil security technologies and services.
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