Indian Finance Minister Welcomes Qatari Investors
Qatar and India have reached an agreement to accelerate cooperation under the bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) and the Free Trade Agreement (FTA), with a plan to boost Qatari investments by $10 billion and establish an office for the Qatar Investment Authority in India. The Indian Finance Minister confirmed that India recorded the highest annual net foreign direct investment flow of $94.53 billion for the fiscal year 2026, warning of the favorable facilities offered by India to Qatari investors and urging them to take advantage of the opportunities available across various sectors. The two countries also discussed finalizing agreements in New Delhi to advance the negotiations on the joint economic agreement, with a focus on facilitating investments and strengthening economic cooperation.
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