Qatar Chamber has stressed strengthening the institutional relations between Doha and New Delhi in priority sectors for identifying strategic projects in infrastructure, technology and food industries as part of efforts to strengthen the relations between the two countries.This clarion call, made at the recently held joint investment meeting, comes in the wake of trade volume between the two countries reaching QR48bn in the past year.The chamber was represented by board member Mohamed bin Mahdi al-Ahbabi, at the event, where discussions focused on ways to enhance co-operation between the chambers of both the countries, particularly in supporting entrepreneurs, exchanging institutional expertise, and organising joint events."India is a key trading partner for Qatar and the Qatari private sector," he said as he highlighted the QR48bn trade volume between the two countries in the past year.He also reviewed Qatar's investment advantages, including its advanced infrastructure, logistics services, and supportive legislative framework, positioning it as an attractive and competitive business environment.Inviting Indian businessmen to invest in Qatar and explore its growing opportunities; al-Ahbabi underlined the need to enhance co-operation between the chambers of commerce of both countries, promote the regular exchange of trade delegations, and expand collaboration with investment promotion bodies.