Doha, Qatar – The Qatar-KSA Trade Mission 2025 has concluded with over 1,400 bilateral meetings and an impressive QR1.5 billion in purchase orders. This information comes according to an announcement by Qatar Development Bank (QDB).
The trade mission, organized by QDB, brought together over 60 Qatari companies spanning key industries such as plastics, aluminum products, building materials, artificial intelligence, education, and tourism. The initiative aimed to foster economic collaboration between Qatar and Saudi Arabia. It also aimed to strengthen bilateral trade and boost Qatar’s exports to the Kingdom.
Unprecedented Interest from Saudi Importers
The mission received strong interest from leading Saudi importers and investors. This reflects the growing demand for Qatari products and services in the Kingdom. Over two days, Qatari companies engaged in field visits to key investment sites. They also participated in targeted business-to-business (B2B) meetings, allowing them to explore new market opportunities and build strategic partnerships.
Expanding Qatar’s Global Business Footprint
QDB CEO Abdulrahman bin Hesham Al Sowaidi emphasized that the trade mission marked a milestone in Qatar’s economic diplomacy:
“This is the largest trade mission we have organized, witnessing unprecedented interaction from Saudi importers and major industries. The record number of bilateral meetings and initial orders clearly demonstrate the Saudi market’s keen interest in Qatari products and the ability of Qatari companies to expand and compete regionally and internationally.”
The success of Qatar-KSA Trade Mission 2025 paves the way for stronger trade and investment cooperation. It also reinforces Qatar’s strategic vision to expand its footprint in regional and global markets.
