Qatar prime minister outlines investment plan and calls for regional framework
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani told the Qatar Economic Forum in New York that recent regional events were an "earthquake" whose aftershocks reached beyond the region, testing assumptions about security and stability. He urged a regional framework that respects sovereignty and avoids leaving states vulnerable, and said Qatar will pursue diplomacy while remaining a mediator and reliable energy supplier. To boost resilience and private-sector roles, he announced a USD 60 billion domestic investment pipeline, including about USD 38.5 billion in infrastructure and USD 22.5 billion for real estate and hospitality, plus the launch of Doha Investment.
Qatar will invest USD 60 billion domestically and press for regional stability
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Recent regional developments tested security and energy supply links. Talks moved from security to energy and shipping. Qatar plans diplomacy and domestic investment next.
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