Qatar's emir says to invest 10 billion euros in Germany
Qatar – Qatar will make 10 billion euro ($11.64 billion) of direct investments into Germany in the next five years, Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad al Thani said in Berlin on Friday.
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Qatar – Qatar will make 10 billion euro ($11.64 billion) of direct investments into Germany in the next five years, Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad al Thani said in Berlin on Friday.
“To express our trust in the strength of the German economy and the importance of investing in it, I announce the intention of Qatar to pump investments that amount to 10 billion euros into the German economy in the next five years,” al Thani said.
In his opening speech at a German-Qatari investment conference in Berlin, the emir said trade between the two countries had doubled to around 2.8 billion euros, but the volume declined slightly in 2017.
In his opening speech at a German-Qatari investment conference in Berlin, the emir said trade between the two countries had doubled to around 2.
Chancellor Angela Merkel who spoke at the conference said she welcomed the Qatari investments.
