The Qatar Economic Council held its third meeting at the Amiri Diwan, reviewing national investment and economic priorities.
The council, chaired by Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, included Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Thani, Vice Chairman, and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani. Several other council members were present.
During the meeting, members examined the outcomes of the council’s second session of 2025. They also reviewed the project follow-up report and took decisions aligned with the nation’s economic objectives.
Furthermore, the council discussed updates from the Ministry of Public Health regarding citizens’ health insurance programs. The ministry provided detailed insights on coverage improvements and service enhancements.
In addition, proposals from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry were considered, including the national direct investment plan. The council also deliberated on establishing a company to manage local assets efficiently.
Members assessed economic progress reports and approved measures to ensure alignment with Qatar’s long-term development strategy. These decisions aim to strengthen investment frameworks and promote sustainable growth.
The council emphasized strategic coordination among ministries and agencies. Effective collaboration ensures the successful implementation of national projects and economic policies.
Officials noted that these discussions support Qatar’s broader economic vision, including diversification and increased private-sector participation. Investment planning and asset management remain central to sustaining long-term development.
Additionally, the council discussed ways to enhance monitoring and evaluation of national projects. Improved oversight aims to ensure timely completion and efficient resource use.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of digital transformation in public administration. Leveraging technology can improve service delivery, data management, and citizen engagement across sectors.
Looking ahead, the Qatar economic council will continue to monitor progress on approved initiatives. The council will also evaluate new opportunities for investment and public-private partnerships to boost economic resilience.
This meeting highlights Qatar’s commitment to proactive economic governance and structured decision-making. By addressing health, commerce, and investment matters, the council supports national growth and citizen welfare.
