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Invest Cyprus meets with Qatar officials to explore collaboration

Chairman Evgenios Evgeniou and CEO Marios Tannousis, met with Yousef Sultan Laram, Ambassador of the State of Qatar, and Khalifa Ahmad Al-Maadeed, Deputy Chief of Mission

Invest Cyprus, represented by Chairman Evgenios Evgeniou and CEO Marios Tannousis, met with Yousef Sultan Laram, Ambassador of the State of Qatar, and Khalifa Ahmad Al-Maadeed, Deputy Chief of Mission, this week.

“This meeting served as a significant opportunity to explore potential avenues for collaboration between our nations,” Invest Cyprus said on its social media page.

The meeting, it said, focused on exploring strategic investment opportunities across several key sectors: technology, energy, private equity, tourism, and infrastructure. “These sectors offer immense potential for growth, innovation, and collaboration between Cyprus and Qatar,” it added. “Both the public and private sectors from Qatar expressed strong interest in contributing to Cyprus’s future development, reinforcing a shared commitment to deepening bilateral relations and fostering mutual prosperity.”

Invest Cyprus concluded that it remains dedicated to fostering constructive dialogue and establishing meaningful partnerships with Qatar, with the goal of achieving mutual progress and prosperity.

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