BUSINESS START UP QATAR

Qatar and Uzbekistan have been strengthening their economic relationship through high-level meetings this year, focusing on digital technologies and trade. Qatar is set to participate in Global ICT Week 2024 in Tashkent, showcasing its commitment to advancing digital collaboration. Key Qatari stakeholders, including Qatar Investment Authority and Qatar Development Authority, will be present. Earlier in the year, Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Digital Technologies attended the Web Summit 2024 in Doha. Plans are also underway for a Qatari business delegation to visit Uzbekistan in October, highlighting the growing interest in mutual investment opportunities. Both countries are exploring key sectors and leveraging existing agreements to boost trade. The Qatar Chamber is actively supporting partnerships and joint ventures, emphasizing the importance of investment incentives and protective legislation. Upcoming meetings in September and October will provide further insights into the investment cl

Key Highlights Massive Fee Reductions Announced: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) in Qatar has announced up to a 90% reduction in selected service fees for commercial, industrial, business development, and consumer protection sectors. Strategic Objectives: This initiative aligns with the Third National Development Strategy 2024-2030, aiming to diversify the economy and achieve sustainable growth under Qatar National Vision 2030. Benefits for Entrepreneurs and SMEs: The fee reductions will significantly benefit entrepreneurs, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), startups, and national projects, fostering innovation and competitiveness while encouraging local, regional, and foreign investment. Extensive Coverage: The new fee structure includes reductions across all Ministry sectors, covering services such as commercial registration, licenses, agents registry, corporate services, and investment business services. Additional reductions apply to auditors, copyrights, patents