Investments from Qatar into India have steadily been increasing over the years and there is a great potential for further deepening of trade and investment relations between the two countries, according to The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
In view of this, the ICAI Doha chapter is organising an exclusive event "Foreign Investments in India: Regulation and Protection" on September 4 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at the Radisson Blu, Doha, providing an in-depth analysis of the regulatory framework governing foreign investments in India, as well as the protection mechanisms in place for investors.
The session will feature a special address by Indian envoy Vipul and keynote address by Sreejith Kuniyil, managing partner at Capitaire. Participants can expect a comprehensive overview of India's investment landscape, focusing on the key regulations, compliance requirements, and opportunities for foreign investors.
India's bilateral trade with Qatar in 2023-24 stood at $14.08bn. In 2023, India was among the top three largest export destinations for Qatar and is also among the top four sources of Qatar’s imports.
The ICAI chapter in Doha was established in 1981 and is registered under Qatar Financial Center laws. It is the oldest among the 44 overseas chapters of the ICAI.
