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Qatar To Invest $3Bn In Pakistan

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On Wednesday, the ambassador of the state of Qatar, Sheikh Saoud Abdulrahman Al-Thani, said that Pakistan will receive a $3 billion investment. 

The ambassador during the celebration of the National Day of Qatar?said, “During the recent visit of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to Doha, Qatar has announced to make an investment in Pakistan worth $3 billion. The Amir of Qatar has stressed the importance of the brotherly and strategic relations between the two countries and their aspiration to enhance economic partnership by raising trade exchange and promoting investments through the Qatar Investment Authority,” 

The ambassador described Qatar National Day as a wonderful occasion when the Qatari people displayed togetherness, coherence, and solidarity in the senses of love for their country, fidelity to their forefathers, and their immeasurable sacrifices. 

“It is the day of pride of the wise leadership of HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the leader of the process of achievement, development, and promising future,” he said. 

“The celebration of Qatar National Day is particularly important this year as it coincides with Qatar hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup. 

“Both events are an opportunity for the people of Qatar to show their unity and culture to the world. During this period, visitors to Qatar will learn about the bright aspects of our history and culture, our belief in civilised interaction with other cultures, and our respect and pride in our Arab and Islamic values.” 

Regarding relations with Pakistan, he said that nation and the state of Qatar had special historical links and enjoyed cordial cooperation on a firm foundation. 

“Our relationship has grown significantly in recent years across all fronts. Since there are currently roughly 210,000 Pakistanis living in Qatar, the number of Pakistanis who work here has increased by half. They are taking part in Qatar’s growth, and we value their contribution,” he added. 

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