Qatar and Kyrgyzstan Chambers Launch Joint Business Council for Trade and Investment

Qatar Chamber and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Kyrgyz Republic have signed two agreements on cooperation and the establishment of a joint Qatari-Kyrgyz Business Council. The agreements were signed at the conclusion of a meeting held at Qatar Chamber’s headquarters on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with the visiting Kyrgyz delegation.

The meeting discussed trade and economic cooperation between the two countries, ways to further strengthen bilateral relations, and the role of the private sector in promoting mutual and joint investments.

Who signed the agreements

Qatar Chamber First Vice-Chairman HE Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Twar Al Kuwari signed for Qatar Chamber, and Vice President Avazbek Kerimbaev signed for the Kyrgyz chamber. Qatar Chamber Board Member Dr. Mohammed bin Jawhar Al Mohammed, Deputy Director of the National Investment Agency under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic Meerimbek Koichumanov, and Kyrgyz Ambassador to Qatar HE Aibek Toktobolotov attended the signing.

What the council will do

Al Kuwari stressed the importance of the joint business council as a platform for discussing ways to enhance cooperation between businesspeople and industrialists in both countries, as well as exchanging information related to trade, economic cooperation, and services. He highlighted the promising opportunities for cooperation between the two sides, noting the possibility of organising virtual business meetings between Qatari and Kyrgyz businesspeople to explore investment opportunities available in both countries.

Sectors in focus

Dr. Mohammed bin Jawhar Al Mohammed said that Qatar’s private sector is open to cooperation with international markets and is keen to explore investment opportunities in Central Asia in general and Kyrgyzstan in particular. He expressed hope for stronger cooperation between the two sides, particularly in solar energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and livestock sectors.

Kerimbaev praised the bilateral relations between the two countries and said the Kyrgyz side is keen to strengthen trade and economic cooperation with Qatar, particularly in construction and infrastructure. He added that Kyrgyzstan is also interested in exporting agricultural products to the Qatari market.

Kerimbaev said signing the agreement to establish the joint business council, along with the cooperation agreement between the two chambers, would significantly contribute to strengthening bilateral cooperation, boosting trade exchange, and promoting mutual investments.