QATAR

We are pleased to share a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to establish fruitful partnerships on the global stage. Recently, the Secretary General of the WED had the privilege of meeting with officials at the Embassy of Qatar to discuss our shared interests and potential avenues for collaboration.

This constructive dialogue marks an important first step towards forging deeper connections and exploring mutual opportunities. While this is only the first step on the journey towards our cooperation, the fact that the embassy took the time to engage with us underscores their commitment to understanding and considering our proposal.

We are encouraged by the receptiveness demonstrated during our meeting and are optimistic about the potential for future cooperation between our organization and Qatar. As we continue to nurture this relationship, we remain committed to fostering meaningful partnerships that contribute to our shared goals and aspirations.

Stay tuned for further updates as our dialogue with Qatar progresses and evolves.

Deputy SG
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