India and Qatar strengthen jewellery trade ties through joint working group meeting 

As per recent statistics, the India-Qatar Jewellery trade which majorly constitutes of Indian exports nears to about 153 million Dollars. 

Doha: India and Qatar reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing trade and investment cooperation during a Joint Working Group (JWG) meeting held in Doha on July 10, 2024. The meeting, which included delegates from the Department of Commerce and other ministries from India, focused on activating the Joint Business Council to advance private sector initiatives. As per recent statistics, the India-Qatar Jewellery trade which majorly constitutes of Indian exports nears to about 153 million dollars. 

Co-chaired by Priya P. Nair, Economic Advisor from the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, and Saleh Al-Mana, Director of International Cooperation and Trade Agreements at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of the State of Qatar, discussions centered on mechanisms to implement and follow up on trade and investment proposals. 

The dialogue aimed to bolster bilateral economic relations, leveraging the Joint Business Council to facilitate collaborative efforts between Indian and Qatari businesses. The meeting underscored the strategic importance of fostering closer ties to drive mutual prosperity and economic growth between the two nations. 

Both sides expressed optimism about the outcomes of the meeting, highlighting their commitment to further strengthening diplomatic and economic bonds through sustained collaboration and dialogue. 

The Joint Working Group Meeting reflects ongoing efforts by India and Qatar to deepen their partnership and explore new avenues for economic cooperation amidst evolving global dynamics. 

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