BUSINESS START UP QATAR

With a focus on the private sector, Qatar Chamber (QC) has successfully launched its updated labor re-employment platform. In order to help local businesses hire available or unemployed local talent, the digital platform is run in coordination and cooperation with the Ministry of Labour (MOL). The most recent iteration of the re-employment platform will provide Qatar-based businesses access to the local market to find unskilled and skilled workers rather than hiring from abroad. By using this procedure, businesses and projects will continue to run smoothly while saving time and money on hiring. Additionally, because the MOL is directly involved, the platform facilitates the transition of employees from one organization to another. Read more: Labour Launch Qatar

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the State of Qatar account for 97% of all privately registered firms and 16% of its non-oil GDP (GDP). The Oxford Business Group report "The Report: Qatar 2022" emphasized that SMEs are the foundation of major economies all over the world and significant forces behind economic diversification and GDP development. Qatar has created a number of incubation and accelerator programs to promote and support with knowledge and experience the development of SMEs. The government has actively urged banks to provide new funding options to entrepreneurs looking to launch or expand their businesses in order to advance the sector. Similar to this, the well-known "Made in Qatar" initiative is supported by the Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry (QCCI), which places its products in national and regional exhibits. Through its Ma'an (together) project in collaboration with Qatar University (QU) and the Qatar Development Bank , addi