In a recent meeting in Bangkok, Qatar and Thailand have taken significant steps towards enhancing their bilateral trade and investment relations. The discussions saw Qatar Chamber First Vice-Chairman Mohammed bin Twar Al Kuwari engaging with senior members of the Board of Trade of Thailand, including Songsang Patavanich and Jarudol Tulayakijja. The talks focused on exploring avenues to bolster cooperation in trade and investment, highlighting the role of business organizations in fostering partnerships and encouraging joint ventures.
Al Kuwari emphasized the robust economic ties between Qatar and Thailand, pointing out that their bilateral trade amounted to approximately QR12.4 billion in 2025. He stressed the critical role of private-sector collaboration in driving future economic growth through strategic partnerships and key investment initiatives. This cooperation is seen as vital for tapping into promising sectors that hold potential for both nations.
The meeting also highlighted the essential role that chambers of commerce play in connecting businesses. By sharing market expertise and identifying new investment opportunities, these organizations can significantly support long-term economic collaboration between the two countries. Both parties recognized the importance of such connections in facilitating business engagement and promoting commercial ventures.
Thai officials affirmed their dedication to strengthening economic ties with Qatar. They expressed their willingness to work closely with Qatar Chamber to foster business exchanges, attract investments, and expand commercial partnerships. This commitment underscores Thailand’s eagerness to enhance its economic relationship with Qatar, aiming for mutual growth and prosperity.
