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Officials at Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry (QCCI) yesterday discussed with a Swiss business delegation means to promote trade exchange, especially in the fields of banking and healthcare, between the QCCI and Geneva Chamber.
QCCI vice-chairman Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Towar said that the Geneva Chamber encourages the private sectors in both countries to engage in effective partnerships for the interest of the two economies, especially with the growing role of the Qatari private sector in development and economic diversification.
It is a favourable opportunity for growth for joint investments between the Qatari businessmen and their Swiss counterparts, he said affirming QCCI’s readiness to provide data and statistics, and to arrange for business visits.
Geneva Chamber’s deputy director Vincent Subilia voiced his country’s interest to establish investment partnerships between businesses in Qatar and Switzerland.
Geneva is known for being the home to many prestigious industries such as high-tech watchmaking as well as heavy mechanical and engineering equipment.
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