QBA holds meeting with Pakistan PM to explore economic opportunities
Gulf Times
QBA holds meeting with Pakistan PM to explore economic opportunities
The Qatari Businessmen Association (QBA) held a meeting Wednesday in Doha with Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, to explore economic cooperation opportunities with the South Asian country. During the meeting, Sharif expressed his keenness to develop bilateral cooperation to new horizons, highlighting the historical ties between the two countries, which reflect the strength and solidity of Qatar–Pakistan relations. The meeting was attended by QBA board members Sheikh Nawaf bin Nasser al-Thani and Saud al-Manna, along with QBA members Sheikh Mansour bin Jassim al-Thani, Khalid al-Mannai, and Ashraf Abu Issa, as well as QBA general manager Sarah Abdallah.
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