The meeting explored the possibility of establishing partnerships between the Qatari and Cuban private sectors.
Qatar Chamber first vice-chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari held a meeting with the Cuban Minister of Agriculture Perez Brito to discuss ways to enhance economic and trading relations, particularly in the agricultural sector. The meeting, which was held in the presence of the Cuban ambassador Alain Perez Torres, explored the possibility of establishing partnerships between the Qatari and Cuban private sectors. The Cuban minister called on Qatari businessmen to explore investment opportunities available in the country’s agriculture sector, noting that Cuba is actively involved in agricultural development and possesses advanced technologies related to agricultural production, especially in resource infrastructure and manpower provision. He also highlighted the investment incentives offered to foreign investors. Al-Kuwari said Qatar and Cuba share distinguished relations, noting the presence of successful Qatari investments in Cuba. He highlighted the significant number of Cuban companies operating in Qatar and underscored how this encourages companies from both sides to explore investment opportunities and form partnerships and commercial alliances. Furthermore, al-Kuwari emphasised the importance of developing commercial relations between both nations, noting that both parties have ample opportunities to hold meetings and explore potential enterprises where businessmen can co-operate, thereby promoting trade volume. Al-Kuwari highlighted the interest in enhancing co-operation between the Qatari and Cuban chambers to promote trade between both countries, assuring that Qatar Chamber is encouraging the development of trade between both countries’ private sectors.
