Business Services in Qatar
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Business General Consultancy
We serve as professional advisors to help companies achieve their goals
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Business Setup
Navigating the complexities of company formation is hassle-free with Estihwaz. We guide you through legal procedures ensuring strong foundation for your venture.
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Business Assessment1
We offer exceptional Business assessment that covers all four key areas
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Feasibility Studies
We cover all 5 types of feasibility studies: Financial Feasibility.....
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Marketing Audits
The marketing audit is the comprehensive assessment of all angles of marketing operation in an organization
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Marketing and Communication Consultancy
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QCB issues treasury bills, Islamic sukuk worth QR4bn
Doha, Qatar: Qatar Central Bank (QCB) issued Treasury bills and Islamic sukuk with maturities of 7 days, 28 days, 91 days, 182 days, 273 days, and 364 days, amounting to a total value of QR4bn. In a post on the social media platform X yesterday, QCB said that the Treasury bills were distributed as follows: QR500m for a 7-day term (addition to an existing issue) with an interest rate of 5.7598 percent, QR750m for a 28-day term (addition to an existing issue) with an interest rate of 5.7857 percent, QR750m for a 91-day term (addition to an existing issue) with an interest rate of 5.8290 percent, QR750m for a 182-day term (new issue) with an interest rate of 5.8305 percent, QR750m for a 273-day term (new issue) with an interest rate of 5.7941 percent, and QR500m for a 364-day term (new issue) with an interest rate of 5.7429 percent. The total value of bids for the Treasury bills and Islamic bonds reached QR11bn.
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Qatar Economic Forum 2024 concludes with 20 agreements, $2.47 billion investment
The Qatar Economic Forum 2024 wrapped up following three days of discussions involving around 2,300 participants. The forum discussed different challenges facing the global economy and explored opportunities across various sectors in light of the world’s rapid transformation. The forum discussed various topics during multiple sessions, including trade, energy, technology, business, investments, geopolitics, sports and tourism. Propelling digital transformation Among the most notable announcements during Qatar Economic Forum 2024 was Qatar’s QAR9 billion ($2.47 billion) incentive package which aims to support the country’s digital transformation by increasing investment in technology, innovation and artificial intelligence. Qatar also announced during the economic forum that it will be hosting several editions of the Web Summit conference for the first time in the Middle East and Africa region. Hence, it aims to enhance its partnerships with major investors and exchange expertise with technology pioneers from around the world. During this summit, Qatar also launched the ‘Start in Qatar’ initiative, with more than 250 startup companies registered. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, also launched the Arab AI project ‘Al Fanar’ during the Qatar Economic Forum. The project seeks to enhance Arabic large linguistic models and preserve Arab identity by collecting quality data in Arabic. Investments in energy During the economic forum, Al-Thani also highlighted Qatar’s investments in the energy sector. Hence, by 2030, Qatar will complete its expansion in liquefied natural gas production, due to the North Field project expansion, raising total production to 142 million tons annually. Global collaborations The Qatar Economic Forum 2024, themed ‘A World Remade: Navigating the Year of Uncertainty’, saw the signing of 20 memorandums of understanding, 18 of which are international agreements. In 2023, the forum saw the signing of 10 agreements, marking a significant increase this year. The forum welcomed around 2,300 participants, including 1,300 influential corporate and international structure leaders, as well as about 200 international and local media outlets. The Qatar Economic Forum 2024 held discussions on key topics including restructuring Middle Eastern economies. Moreover, it delved into issues like financing the transition to zero, the impact of linking the Middle East and Africa to promote economic development, youth empowerment, reducing unemployment, and enhancing cities and urban development.
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Shura Council Sets Visions to Develop Tourism Economy
The council proposed enhancing tourism through collaboration between public and private sectors, emphasising alignment with Qatari values, support for domestic tourism, and simplified visa procedures. Qatar’s Shura Council has called for supporting private sector ventures to establish tourism projects, emphasising the necessity for Qatar Tourism to enhance investment within the tourism industry. At the council’s regular weekly assembly, held at the Tamim bin Hamad Hall and presided over by Speaker of the Council Hassan bin Abdulla Al Ghanim, discussions centred on advancing the tourism economy to foster sustained growth and development. While discussing the report, the speaker noted that tourism has evolved into a self-sustaining sector, forming a sophisticated economy where both public and private sectors collaborate to come up with a unified tourism experience. He pointed out the country’s commitment to promoting the tourism sector to broaden national income sources, emphasising the Shura Council’s role in supporting these endeavours. Head of the Financial and Economic Affairs Committee Mohammed bin Youssef Al Mana highlighted the imperative for the tourism industry to be sustainable, aligning with Qatar National Vision 2030’s economic development objectives. Al Mana also spotlighted Qatar’s significant competitiveness in tourism and the necessity to invest in maintaining this advantage for long-term sustainability. Following extensive deliberations, the council formulated a proposal aimed at enhancing the tourism landscape, advocating for a collaborative approach between public and private entities. Key facets of the proposal include ensuring tourism initiatives resonate with Qatari values and traditions, supporting domestic tourism, and streamlining visa procedures to facilitate ease of travel, including entry procedures through land, air and sea ports, being a more flexible process. The proposal called for Qatar Tourism to spearhead efforts in refining the investment environment for the tourism sector, alongside promoting annual tourism events aligned with cultural and religious values.
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