In a recent meeting held in Bangkok, business leaders from Qatar and Thailand explored avenues to bolster trade and investment relations between the two nations. Discussions were led by Mohammed bin Twar Al Kuwari, Qatar Chamber’s First Vice-Chairman, alongside senior representatives from Thailand’s Board of Trade, including Songsang Patavanich and Jarudol Tulayakijja.
The meeting focused on enhancing economic collaboration through trade and investment, with both sides examining the role of business organizations in fostering partnerships. They discussed how these organizations can facilitate business interactions and promote joint ventures between companies from Qatar and Thailand. Al Kuwari emphasized the robust economic ties between the two countries, citing that their bilateral trade had reached around QR12.4 billion in 2025. He underscored the vital role of private-sector cooperation in spurring future growth through strategic partnerships and investment initiatives in promising sectors.
The discussions also highlighted the importance of chambers of commerce in linking businesses, sharing market insights, and identifying new investment opportunities to support sustained economic collaboration. This exchange of ideas aims to strengthen the framework for long-term cooperation between the two nations through enhanced commercial and investment ties.
Thai representatives reaffirmed their dedication to deepening economic relations with Qatar. They expressed their readiness to collaborate closely with Qatar Chamber to facilitate business exchanges, attract investments, and expand commercial partnerships between companies from both countries. The commitment from both sides signals a mutual interest in fostering a more dynamic and interconnected economic relationship.