QIMC is Diamond Sponsor for ‘Made in Qatar 2023’

Qatar Chamber and the Qatar Industrial Manufacturing Company (QIMC) signed a diamond sponsorship agreement for the ninth edition of the ‘Made in Qatar 2023’ exhibition.
The agreement was signed by Qatar Chamber general manager Saleh bin Hamad al-Sharqi, who is also chairperson of the exhibition’s Technical Committee, and QIMC CEO Abdulrahman bin Abdulla al-Ansari.
Held under the patronage of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the ‘Made in Qatar’ exhibition is organised by Qatar Chamber, in co-operation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) from November 29 to December 2 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).
Al-Sharqi stressed that QIMC’s sponsorship reflects the company’s interest in supporting the national industry. He lauded QIMC’s vital role in the local market and in the national economy in general, as one of the leading industrial companies in Qatar.
He also emphasised the exhibition’s role in promoting the national industry and fostering communication among businessmen and entrepreneurs in the industrial sector. Al-Sharqi expressed hope that the exhibition would significantly contribute to the further development of the industrial sector, showcasing Qatar’s most prominent industries and products, and ultimately reducing reliance on imports.
Al-Ansari emphasised the company’s strong commitment to supporting the exhibition in all its editions, whether held inside or outside the State. He stressed that the exhibition has played a significant role in bolstering the presence of local products in the domestic market and in promoting them internationally.
He stressed that the exhibition provides a great opportunity for Qatar companies to establish new partnerships and alliances, and secure deals, benefiting the private sector and Qatar’s economy in general.
“It encompasses most industries existing in the local market,” he said, adding that it offers a good opportunity for investors and manufacturers to identify the industries that do not currently exist in the state, paving the way for reviewing the possibility of investing in these new industries.