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Qatar Procurement Forum Strengthens Local Collaboration

Qatar launches the Government Procurement Plan Forum 2026 to boost cooperation between government entities and local companies. Procurement forum Qatar 2026 provides a platform for transparency, innovation, and economic growth. Moreover, the forum supports SMEs and promotes local value creation.

The Ministry of Finance, with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and Qatar Chamber, announced the forum under the slogan: “One Vision, Multiple Opportunities.” Sixteen government entities will participate and present their procurement plans. Procurement forum Qatar 2026 allows companies to understand government strategies and explore business opportunities.

Nayef Al-Hababi, Director of the Government Procurement Regulation Department, highlighted six key themes. These include enhancing local value, supporting national companies, empowering SMEs, modernizing classifications, and ensuring fair dispute resolution. Furthermore, the forum emphasizes sustainable economic growth and equal opportunities.

In 2025, local companies won contracts worth QR14 billion, representing 82 percent of total government procurements. Contracts covered pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and national factories. Additionally, micro, small, and medium enterprises participated in over 11,500 tenders, supported by financial facilitation packages.

During the three-day forum, workshops will explore procurement policies, legislation, digital transformation, and the updated In-Country Value framework. Panel discussions will cover cost-saving strategies, competitiveness, investment opportunities, and promoting local products. Moreover, the forum fosters dialogue between government representatives and businesses. Procurement forum Qatar 2026 creates a space where companies, entrepreneurs, and investors can form partnerships and access government tenders.

The previous edition attracted over 2,000 participants, including entrepreneurs, investors, and company representatives. More than 980 professionals from sectors like manufacturing, services, construction, hospitality, and construction technology attended. This diversity strengthened collaboration, communication, and competitive engagement across industries.

In conclusion, Qatar’s Government Procurement Plan Forum 2026 improves cooperation between public institutions and local businesses. Through innovation, transparency, and active engagement, the forum will help companies access opportunities and strengthens Qatar’s procurement market.

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