Invest Qatar has concluded a promotional tour in Türkiye aimed at attracting foreign investment and strengthening economic ties between Doha and Ankara.
According to a statement released by Investment Promotion Agency Qatar, the four-day visit to Istanbul focused on presenting opportunities across several strategic sectors, including smart manufacturing, digital technology, electronic gaming and energy.
The delegation held meetings with officials from major Turkish companies and business leaders as part of efforts to expand cooperation between the two countries.
The programme also included investor-focused events organised alongside Turkish partners, including the Turkish Foreign Economic Relations Board and the Turkish Industry and Business Association. Discussions centred on Qatar’s investment climate and opportunities for regional expansion.
A specialised roundtable on the electronic gaming sector brought together industry stakeholders to discuss innovation and growth prospects in the field.
During the visit, the delegation toured the MEXT Technology Center, one of Türkiye’s leading innovation hubs focused on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and advanced manufacturing technologies.
Invest Qatar also signed a memorandum of understanding with ARI Teknokent, which is affiliated with Istanbul Technical University. The agreement aims to support cooperation in science, entrepreneurship and innovation while encouraging partnerships between startups in both countries.
Fahad Ali Al Kuwari, Chief Investment Development Officer at Invest Qatar, said the visit reflected Qatar’s commitment to strengthening economic cooperation with Türkiye and creating a supportive environment for international investors.
He added that Qatar continues to position itself as a regional business hub for Turkish companies seeking access to wider international markets.
Economic ties between Qatar and Türkiye have expanded steadily in recent years, with more than 1,370 Turkish companies currently operating in Qatar, according to Invest Qatar.
