Qatar Chamber has participated in the 10th edition of the Qatar Business Law Forum held recently in Doha.
Leading the delegation was Qatar Chamber first vice-chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari, including Qatar Chamber acting general manager Ali Bu Sherbak al-Mansouri, and Qatar Chamber Legal Affairs Department director Abdulaziz al-Kuwari.
The Qatar International Centre for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) also participated through a dedicated pavilion at the exhibition accompanying the forum.
In his remarks at the opening ceremony, al-Kuwari emphasised that over the past decade, the forum has played a crucial role in enhancing Qatar's business environment. He noted that the event has contributed significantly to the development of legal systems, the strengthening of compliance, and the promotion of professional communication between experts and practitioners.
He emphasised that Qatar Chamber, as a supporter of the Qatari private sector, believes that the presence of an advanced legal environment is the cornerstone of any competitive and robust economy, and a foundation for a more attractive and sustainable business climate.
Al-Kuwari added that attracting foreign investment, encouraging entrepreneurship, and facilitating business activity all depend on an effective legislative system that keeps pace with global developments, aligning with the Qatar National Vision 2030.
He affirmed that the event represents an important platform for exchanging expertise and discussing the most pressing contemporary legal issues, including digital transformation, artificial intelligence, cross-border trade, business sustainability, and other topics that directly influence the future of the global economy.
He noted that Qatar Chamber is keen to support this forum and to strengthen its role as an intellectual and professional platform that contributes to the development of the legal sector and empowers the private sector.
The forum featured discussion sessions that addressed several key topics, including the development of Qatar’s foreign investment laws and the legal sector, corporate governance leadership in GCC countries, enhancing investor confidence in the financial sector, and building an effective framework for resolving real estate and construction disputes.