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Farshid Cooper, MD, Spenta Corporation
Real estate is a long term investment that cannot be easily altered. An investor without any prior experience in this sector might get carried away and make uninformed choices. However, one must note that such purchases involve a huge sum of money, several risks and sometimes they might not even offer the expected returns. In the past, numerous individuals have preferred a rented accommodation over such options. The virus outbreak; however, has established the importance of owning a house. During the pandemic, realty emerged as the safest investment option. The driving factors behind this change are depreciating rates of the Indian Rupee and low-interest home loans. Before you make an investment here are some things to be noted –
Qatar affirms commitment, support for transparent business policies, practices
07 Apr 2021 - 10:15
Minister of Commerce and Industry, H E Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, speaking during the opening session of Qatar’s third Trade Policy Review meetings at the World Trade Organization.
The Peninsula
Doha: The State of Qatar affirmed its commitment and support for transparency of business policies and practices, and a rules-based trade system, out of its keenness to adopt this system to achieve the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030.
This came in the speech of Minister of Commerce and Industry, H E Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari who chaired yesterday the State delegation participating in the opening session of Qatar’s third Trade Policy Review meetings at the World Trade Organization (WTO), and which will last for three days. During the session, the Minister reviewed the trade policies of the State of Qatar in front of 164 member states of the World Trade Organization.