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Federation of the GCC Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FGCCC) Secretary General Abdul Rahim Hassan al-Naqi and the Qatar Chamber (QC) Acting Director Salih Hamad al-Sharqi held a meeting in Doha yesterday with the technical committee of the Gulf Economic Forum, to be held here on October 25 and 26.
The meeting reviewed the final preparations and arrangements for the forum, which will be organised by FGCCC in collaboration with QC and ExiCon Global.
QC said in a statement that the meeting also discussed the working papers to be addressed during the forum.
Officials representing GCC ministries of commerce, industry, finance, planning and economy will participate in the forum, along with chairmen and board members of chambers of commerce, organisations concerned, institutions and offices as well as researchers in the economic, social and political fields.
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