BUSINESS START UP QATAR

Qatar's maritime sector continues its upward trajectory, with robust year-on-year growth in September 2023, as reported by Mwani Qatar. This promising trend is expected to persist, particularly benefiting Qatar's non-energy private sector, as indicated by the latest purchasing managers' index from the Qatar Financial Centre. Increased Activity at Key Ports During the review period, Hamad, Doha, and Al Ruwais ports saw notable growth in cargo, livestock, and building materials. Moreover, the number of ships calling into Qatar's ports in September 2023 increased by 6.83% on a month-to-month basis. Hamad Port, a gateway to the upper Gulf, stood out with 145 vessels moored during this period. In the first nine months of 2023, a total of 2,057 vessels docked in these three ports. The general cargo handled in September 2023 amounted to 163,103 tonnes, representing a robust 23% expansion on an annualized basis. Efficient Cargo Handling at Hamad Port Hamad Port is a major contr

Launch of “1000 opportunities initiative” in Qatar  The State of Qatar's Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI), as of late sent off the "1000 Opportunities Initiative" to work with organizations among public and confidential area. The public drive is controlled by an electronic stage that permits neighborhood financial backers to get stakes in significant public and worldwide organizations working in Qatar. It will offer open doors in future and existing activities in the modern area which has seen impressive improvement throughout the last years. Qatar is focusing on open and confidential organizations (PPP) in accordance with the Qatar National Vision 2030. Such organizations emphatically add to various areas of the economy and are valuable to little and medium endeavors (SMEs). The '1000 Opportunities Initiative' will likewise deliver an appealing business climate by confining inventory chains as well as further developing effectiveness of specialist co-ops.