Doha – Mubasher: Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) Authority announced Wednesday that a senior representation have concluded a series of panel discussions with a number of Indian corporations in both Mumbai and Bangalore as the kick off to the 2016 QFC Asia Roadshow.
QFC said that this initiative aims to strengthen further bilateral and economic relations between Qatar and India, and increase foreign direct investments (FDI), according to a statement.
“We are welcoming a growing number of Indian firms to the Qatar business community and provide them through the QFC platform with the opportunity to benefit from a wide range of attractive advantages, including a fast-growing economy, a strategic regional location, a transparent legal and regulatory environment, and a compelling tax regime,” QFC’s Authority Chief Strategy and Business Development Officer, Kamal Nagi, said during the roadshow.
“As we get ready to relocate to Doha’s new financial city, we continue to encourage international firms to join us and be part of Qatar’s successful growth story,” Nagi added.
The QFC Asia Roadshow is a part of QFC’s underlying mission to diversify Qatar’s economy and transform the nation into a leading business and financial hub in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030.
The conferences in Mumbai and Bangalore are the first stops in QFC’s Asia Roadshow, the statement added.
