BUSINESS START UP QATAR

  In order to achieve its goal of being a centre for sustainable innovation by 2030, Qatar is giving special attention to the development of a start-up ecosystem. The backing of important stakeholders, such as Qatar Development Bank (QDB), among many others, is helping a number of locally based start-ups and scale-ups. KARTY, a FinTech platform that enables users to spend, save, and manage their funds in a single application, is one of these success stories. The start-up, which is situated in Msheireb, has raised QAR 4.3 million (USD 1.2 million) in a pre-seed round from a variety of investors, including angel investors based in Qatar and Visa, QDB, and QF. By utilizing cutting-edge technology and transaction data, KARTY seeks to revolutionize everyday banking experiences. Read more:  Qatar generates home-grown start-up success stories

  Trade between Qatar and United Kingdom at new heights @Zawya @psa_qatar The State of Qatar and the United Kingdom will continue to deepen their long-standing trade ties and broaden their engagement and cooperation in a variety of areas. Recently, ministers from the two countries evaluated areas of shared concern with the goal of enhancing collaboration in the trade, investment, and industrial sectors. Launching a digital database to offer pertinent information to investors interested in participating across many sectors is currently being worked on. Qatar's imports have expanded as a result of the cooperation between British and Qatari businesses. The UK has removed the need for a visa for investors from Qatar in order to promote foreign direct investment. On the other hand, the State of Qatar has already implemented a number of policies to support the private sector with incentives, laws, and chances that are guaranteed, all with the goal of enticing British investment in the na