HE the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohamed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, who is also the Chairman of Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), participated in a panel discussion in the Eurasian Economic Forum in Verona entitled "Structural Changes in the Economy and the Future of Energy."
HE Sheikh Mohamed discussed the State of Qatar's view on supporting economic growth, in addition to the role of Qatar's trade partners in supporting the local economy over the long term.
He discussed the challenges facing economic growth in light of the challenges and current international conditions, in addition to the importance of addressing climate change and the energy crisis.
HE Sheikh Mohamed also discussed a number of Qatari efforts that could contribute effectively in supporting economic growth in an environmentally-sustainable and economically-efficient manner.
He also pointed out the QIA's role in investing in innovative sectors, especially ones that have a positive impact on society like energy, e-commerce, healthcare, technology, and education.
HE Sheikh Mohamed stressed the importance of managing the transition from the world's reliance on fuel to renewable energy, noting that the State of Qatar is working hard in this regard.
Participating in the session were president and CEO of Rosneft Igor Sechin; Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas of India Hardeep Singh Puri; CEO of BP Bernard Looney; executive chairman and CEO of Trafigura Jeremy Weir; chairman of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) Robert Dudley; former CEO of Glencore Ivan Glasenberg; president of Banca Intesa Russia Antonio Fallico; chairman and CEO of Baker Hughes Lorenzo Simonelli, and senior vice president of Exxon Mobil Neil Chapman.
HE Sheikh Mohamed discussed the State of Qatar's view on supporting economic growth, in addition to the role of Qatar's trade partners in supporting the local economy over the long term.
He discussed the challenges facing economic growth in light of the challenges and current international conditions, in addition to the importance of addressing climate change and the energy crisis.
HE Sheikh Mohamed also discussed a number of Qatari efforts that could contribute effectively in supporting economic growth in an environmentally-sustainable and economically-efficient manner.
He also pointed out the QIA's role in investing in innovative sectors, especially ones that have a positive impact on society like energy, e-commerce, healthcare, technology, and education.
HE Sheikh Mohamed stressed the importance of managing the transition from the world's reliance on fuel to renewable energy, noting that the State of Qatar is working hard in this regard.
Participating in the session were president and CEO of Rosneft Igor Sechin; Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas of India Hardeep Singh Puri; CEO of BP Bernard Looney; executive chairman and CEO of Trafigura Jeremy Weir; chairman of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) Robert Dudley; former CEO of Glencore Ivan Glasenberg; president of Banca Intesa Russia Antonio Fallico; chairman and CEO of Baker Hughes Lorenzo Simonelli, and senior vice president of Exxon Mobil Neil Chapman.
