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Qatar-Argentina Deepen Economic Ties Through Tech Cooperation

ONLINE TEAM / Updated : 2025-05-29 21:55:30
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Argentine technology companies are exploring investment opportunities in Qatar, opening a new chapter in economic cooperation between the two nations. Recently, Qatar and Argentina have shown significant growth in their relationship, characterized by expanding trade, mutual respect, and complementary economies.

Project Qatar: A Platform for Economic Cooperation Beyond Cultural Exchange

At 'Project Qatar 2025', Argentina is participating as the country of honor as part of Qatar's 'Year of Culture' initiative, demonstrating how cultural exchange can evolve into dynamic and mutually beneficial strategic economic cooperation.

Augusto Ardiles Diaz, Undersecretary of Investment for the Ministry of Economic Development of the City of Buenos Aires, emphasized in an interview with 'The Peninsula' that several Argentine companies aim to strengthen their presence in Qatar, further enhancing bilateral relations.

Through its pavilion, Argentina is showcasing seven innovative companies in various sectors, including clean technology, fintech, healthcare technology, and space technology. This aligns with Qatar's priorities for innovation, sustainability, and diversified economic growth. Furthermore, it directly supports the goals of the Qatar National Manufacturing Strategy and reflects Qatar's commitment to building a knowledge-based economy. Argentina has dispatched a delegation of emerging technology companies to explore exciting cooperation opportunities across not only culture but also economy, trade, and investment. These initiatives will further strengthen the ties between Qatar and Argentina, fostering deeper connections between the two nations.

"Project Qatar is an important platform to showcase our startups and bring real change to their development," said Undersecretary Diaz. He added that the event serves as a strategic platform that attracts leading international companies, promotes the exchange of expertise, and showcases the latest technologies and innovative solutions, thereby strengthening the competitiveness of the Qatari market.

"We are presenting seven startups focused on various topics such as healthcare technology, green energy, satellites, blockchain, and fintech. They are based in Buenos Aires' Innovation Park, which is part of our future vision," explained Undersecretary Diaz. He reiterated that these are the seven startups from the City of Buenos Aires participating in Project Qatar. The Innovation Park is a project by the City of Buenos Aires government aimed at creating new development, employment, and training opportunities.

Diaz stated, "We are very enthusiastic and happy that these companies can offer various solutions. This is our talent that we want to export to the world, which is why these companies are here."

 
Year of Culture: Deepening Qatar-Argentina Relations

Undersecretary Diaz highlighted the 'Year of Culture', adding, "We are very pleased to be part of the 'Year of Culture'. Other countries like Japan, the UK, and France also had the opportunity to participate. For Argentina, it signifies a strong relationship with Qatar. Two years ago, we won our first FIFA World Cup 2022 here. So I think this is another step in the strong bond between Qatar and Argentina."

Initiated in 2012 under the patronage of H.E. Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the 'Years of Culture' initiative reflects Qatar's strategic vision to promote intercultural dialogue, foster peace, and deepen mutual understanding through cultural cooperation. Supported by 23 members of the national 'Years of Culture' committee, this initiative has evolved into a robust platform for cultural diplomacy and economic collaboration.

The 'Qatar-Argentina 2025 Year of Culture' invites communities from both nations to connect through cultural celebration. Argentina, with its dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage, brings its iconic tango, renowned literature, and world-class football to the heart of Qatar, fostering dialogue and discovery. This cultural exchange goes beyond simply sharing art and traditions; it plays a crucial role in deepening understanding and building trust between the peoples of both countries, thereby laying the groundwork for economic cooperation.

 
Argentina's Confidence in the Qatari Economy

Regarding confidence in the Qatari economy, Undersecretary Diaz stated, "The Qatari economy is one of the most important economies over the next decade." He emphasized that establishing a strong relationship with Qatar's financial system and economy would therefore be crucial for Argentina. Since hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022, Qatar has emerged as a major economic hub in the Middle East through infrastructure investment and economic diversification efforts. Notably, the Qatar National Vision 2030 aims for a transition to a knowledge-based economy, providing an attractive investment environment for Argentina's innovative technology companies.

Argentina is one of Latin America's major economies, with strengths in advanced technology sectors such as software development, biotechnology, and renewable energy. This participation in Project Qatar is expected to be an important stepping stone for Argentina to showcase its technological capabilities internationally and to enter Qatar's growing market to create new business opportunities. Active cooperation between the two countries could serve as a model for South-South Cooperation and has the potential to contribute to global technological and economic innovation.

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