Brazilian Technology Firms Seek To Enter Qatari Market

Doha, February 26 (QNA) - Head of International Office of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Rafael Solimeo, revealed a tendency for Brazilian companies specialized in the technology sector to enter the Qatari market. Solimeo said that the Arab-Brazilian Chamber encourages the establishment of partnerships between the two sides, and that he came at the head of a delegation from a number of Brazilian companies specialized in technology, innovation and solutions, in order to identify available investment opportunities and discuss the possibility of establishing partnerships with the Qatari side. Head of International Office of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce added: "Qatar is an important trade partner for Brazil, and there is an opportunity to increase cooperation between the private sectors in the two countries in light of the available capabilities, indicating that Qatar ranks fifth in the Arab world in the volume of trade with Brazil." Qatar Chamber Board Member Dr. Khalid bin Klefeekh Al Hajri met today with a delegation from the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, headed by Solimeo, and a number of Brazilian companies specialized in the technology sector, to discuss opportunities for economic cooperation between Qatar and Brazil, and to review the available opportunities in the various technological fields. They also discussed arrangements for holding a Qatari-Brazilian business meeting to discuss ways to establish partnerships between the private sectors in the two countries. Dr. Al Hajri said that Qatar Chamber encourages Qatari business owners and investors to invest in Brazil, and there is wide interest in the applications of modern technology in business, especially in the agricultural field. He called on the visiting delegation to get acquainted with the investment opportunities in the Qatari private sector, and to benefit from the incentives available to the foreign investor, from the advanced infrastructure, and the pioneering economic legislation. (QNA)