In a recent meeting held in Bangkok, Qatar and Thailand have delved into potential avenues for bolstering their trade and investment ties. Key discussions were held between Mohammed bin Twar Al Kuwari, the First Vice-Chairman of Qatar Chamber, and prominent members of the Board of Trade of Thailand, including Songsang Patavanich and Jarudol Tulayakijja.
The gathering focused on enhancing collaboration in trade and investment, emphasizing the pivotal role that business organizations play in fostering partnerships and facilitating commercial engagement. Both parties explored the potential for joint ventures that could benefit companies in both nations, aiming to create a robust framework for economic cooperation.
Al Kuwari pointed out the existing strong economic partnership between Qatar and Thailand, highlighting that their bilateral trade reached a significant QR12.4 billion in 2025. He stressed the necessity of leveraging private-sector cooperation to propel growth through strategic alliances and investment in sectors with promising potential.
The meeting further highlighted the influential role of chambers of commerce in bridging businesses, sharing market insights, and identifying fresh investment opportunities that could solidify long-term economic collaboration. This approach aims to create a sustainable economic partnership that benefits from shared expertise and investment.
Thai representatives reiterated their dedication to enhancing economic relations with Qatar, expressing their willingness to engage closely with Qatar Chamber. They aim to promote business exchanges, attract investments, and expand commercial partnerships between Thai and Qatari companies, thus strengthening the economic bonds between the two countries.