Ex-post facto approval granted to India-Qatar MoU on financial-economic cooperation

ANI March 11, 2025 235 views

India and Qatar have formalized a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen their economic collaboration. The agreement, signed during the Qatar Amir's visit, focuses on enhancing financial policies and exploring joint investment opportunities. Key government representatives from both countries signed the document, signaling a commitment to mutual economic growth. This MoU is expected to create new pathways for bilateral trade and investment across emerging sectors.

"This MoU marks an important milestone in our bilateral relationship" - Indian Finance Ministry Statement
New Delhi, March 11: An ex-post facto approval has been granted to the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which was signed by the ministries of finance of India and Qatar in February, a statement from India's Finance Ministry said Tuesday.

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India and Qatar sign strategic economic cooperation MoU

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Agreement covers financial policies and investment frameworks

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Signed during Qatar Amir's diplomatic visit to India

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Promotes public-private partnership opportunities

The MoU was signed to enhance financial and economic cooperation between the two countries. The agreement was signed during the visit of the Amir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, to India on February 18, 2025.

Baldeo Purushartha, Joint Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, and Mohammed Hassan Jabir Al-Jabir, Ambassador to the State of Qatar, signed the MoU.

The MoU aims to promote and develop mutual collaboration in economic policies, financing tools, a public-private partnership framework, and investment. This collaboration will institutionalise a commitment to expanding Qatar's mutually beneficial and multi-faceted bilateral relationship.

The MoU is expected to explore new and emerging sectors and avenues for investments in both countries.

This MoU marks an important milestone in the journey towards achieving the common objectives of both countries.

The Ministries of Finance of both countries shall promote models and areas of joint collaboration, such as organising expert workshops, seminars, and conferences; exchanging documentary and technical information in areas of joint work; and keeping pace with the dialogue between the business communities of the two countries.

The exchange of the MoU signifies the commitment of both sides to work together and unlock new opportunities for investment, growth and development.

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