Business delegation visits Doha to find trade opportunities
22 Jan '07
1 min read
Business delegation comprising 14 members is visiting Doha during January 21-23, 2007 to discover opportunities for joint ventures, trade and technology transfer. Top companies from Northern Ireland are part of the delegation.
An economic development agency supported by UK Government, has organized the delegation. Many firms making considerable business in Qatar are part of this delegation.
Qatar is a significant market and number of companies participating in missions to the country has gone up in last few years, according to delegation Manager Berry Clarke.
One of the members is CDE Ireland, which manufactures machinery to satisfy precise requirements of construction industry clients. Speaking to the media, CDE Managing Director Tony Convery informed that firm's screening, washing and recycling machinery have done very well in Qatar.
Delegation is being helped by commercial staff at the British Embassy in Doha for arranging business meetings.
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