Oxford Business Group (OBG) and Qatar Chamber have formalized their ongoing collaboration through a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed at Qatar Chambers headquarters, marking a key step in the production of The Report: Qatar 2025, an in-depth publication on Qatars economic landscape.
Under the terms of the MoU, the two entities will jointly support research and analysis across critical areas of the Qatari economy, including economic diversification, the expansion of gas production, improvements in the business environment, and advancements in technology and infrastructure. The partnership will also enable Qatar Chambers members to access OBGs online resources, covering economic insights from over 35 countries.
Acting General Manager of Qatar Chamber Ali Busharbak Al Mansouri highlighted the Chambers support for the collaboration with OBG, underscoring the importance of sharing insights that can contribute to the national economic agenda.
"The Report: Qatar 2025 will serve as a resource for the private sector, examining key areas such as public-private partnerships, sustainable economic diversification, and the application of technology to advance Qatars economic goals," he said.
Fernanda Braz, OBGs Country Director for Qatar, noted the strategic value of working with Qatar Chamber to deliver a comprehensive analysis of Qatars evolving economic landscape.
"Our collaboration with Qatar Chamber enables us to provide focused insights into sectors integral to Qatars long-term economic vision, with an emphasis on areas such as infrastructure development, foreign investment, and digital transformation," she commented.
Set to cover both established and emerging sectors, The Report: Qatar 2025 will offer an analysis of the current economic landscape and the opportunities it presents. The publication will draw on extensive research conducted by OBGs team, including interviews with key stakeholders from Qatars public and private sectors.
