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– To set a starting point for a new global economy capable of facing difficulties, the second edition of the Qatar Economic Forum will be launched in the Qatari capital, Doha, on Monday, in cooperation with Bloomberg, and will last for 3 days.

The forum - held under the theme "The Equation of Global Economic Recovery" - attracts more than 75 keynote speakers and more than 500 participants, including CEOs and business leaders from all over the world.

The Qatar Economic Forum, in its second edition, highlights the vital role that Qatar plays in leading the economic recovery phase from the effects of the Corona virus pandemic.

The forum will help create more understanding between world leaders representing different sectors from governance to information technology, especially as the forum is a new global platform for exchanging ideas and experiences and offering solutions to create more economic stability.

The agenda of the forum covers all issues of the global economy in the post-pandemic period, and sets a starting point for a new global economy capable of facing difficulties. On the economic sector in the world, as well as the emergence of new economic patterns, the world seeks to take advantage of its opportunities in the post-Corona era.

The forum witnesses large international, regional and local participation (Qatari Press)

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The large international participation of economists, officials and executives of major companies in the world demonstrates the desire to reach a starting point to eliminate the impact of the pandemic on the global economy, and the sessions announced on the forum’s agenda show covering all corners of the economy, whether in terms of trade and linking it to energy or Investment, modern technology, or the general mood of consumers.

The forum is an ideal platform to support the strategic direction of the State of Qatar in order to achieve economic growth by reviewing the country's promising development plans in the vital and productive sectors.

It is expected that a large number of Qatari officials will review during the forum’s activities the most important advantages provided by the Qatari business environment to attract foreign investments, in addition to the continuous Qatari endeavor to facilitate the establishment of investment projects, as well as offering many incentives provided by the State of Qatar to the business environment, which made it an investment destination. Pioneering regionally and globally.

Under the kind patronage of His Highness the Emir, the Qatar Economic Forum kicks off on June 20.

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Hosting the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will be one of the forum's most prominent axes, as it is an exceptional event on all economic, investment, sports, cultural and logistical levels.

It is expected that the forum will witness effective dialogues between many parties concerned with hosting the tournament for the first time in the Arab region, to shed light on the success of the State of Qatar in preparing to organize a historic and distinguished version of the Qatar World Cup 2022, and this event will contribute to stimulating economic development in the long term. Relying on advanced infrastructure that has been designed and built according to the highest international standards.

The participants will monitor the role of the 2022 World Cup in stimulating the realization of development plans aimed at developing the business environment, enhancing investor confidence and raising the productivity of the industrial sector, which supports its ability to consolidate the strength and competitiveness of the national economy.

The participants will also discuss the role of the State of Qatar in providing international sporting events, as well as the economic and social effects of the tournament inside and outside the country. The catalysts for the energy industry in the State of Qatar will be among the most prominent events, especially plans to increase liquefied natural gas production to meet the growing global demand and Qatar's success in concluding agreements International to complete the expansion of the North Field.

The second edition of the annual Qatar Economic Forum brings together experts in various vital fields to shed light on some of the pressing issues facing our world today.

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In turn, the Chairman of the Higher Organizing Committee of the Qatar Economic Forum, Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah bin Khalifa Al Thani, said that the success of the first edition of the forum last year reflected the leading position of the State of Qatar as a regional and global hub for business, investment, sports and education.

Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah bin Khalifa added that last year’s edition constituted a strategic legacy that would contribute to enhancing the success of this important global event in the coming years, noting that during the current year’s edition a group of important issues in the energy, industry, investment and trade sectors will be addressed. Sports, technology and other vital sectors.

He explained that the title of this year's forum reflects the common global concerns about the inability to achieve a just economic recovery that includes developed and developing countries alike, which would lead to a widening of the economic gap in many sectors, especially the disparity in growth between major global companies and corporations. medium, small and emerging, as well as the disparity between skilled and manual labor.

The first Qatar Economic Forum was held remotely due to the measures related to the Corona virus (Al-Jazeera)

Observers believe that hosting the second edition of this global event clearly reflects Qatar's efforts to enhance its position as a leading country in the field of global economic growth and achieve comprehensive development goals, stressing that the forum will discuss the changes represented in adapting technology to serve the economy, and the heavy reliance on technology as a means economical.

The first edition of the forum - which was organized last year - attracted more than 600 speakers, including 11 heads of state, senior officials of governments, international organizations, international companies and experts, from about 120 countries around the world.