Doha: Qatar Chamber's Gold and Jewellery Committee highlighted the strong interest from international companies in entering the Qatari market, emphasizing the need to develop advanced mechanisms to encourage investment in this sector. This was unveiled during the meeting held by the Committee and chaired Qatar Chamber Board Member and Chairperson of the Gold and Jewellery Committee Naser bin Suleiman Al Haider. Also present at the meeting was Director of the Central Laboratories Department at the Qatar General Organization for Standards and Metrology (QS) Juhayna Abdulrahman Al Derham. The meeting reviewed QSs role, along with the competencies and sections of the Central Laboratories Department. It also discussed proposals and inquiries submitted by the committee to the Central Laboratories Department regarding the gold and jewellery sector. Speaking at the meeting, Al Haider noted that gold jewellery is a sensitive and high-value commodity with frequent price fluctuations, highlighting the strong intere st from international companies in entering the Qatari market. Al Haider urged the committee members to exchange proposals with QS to enhance cooperation and address challenges within the sector. For her part, Juhayna Al Derham reaffirmed the QS President's keenness on enhancing collaboration with the Chamber and providing top-quality services, in line with Qatar's comprehensive development and the Qatar National Vision 2030. She noted that the organization has witnessed significant development in recent years by focusing on achieving its strategic objectives. During the meeting, it was agreed that the Chamber would organize a seminar with the private sector, with the participation of the Qatar General Organization for Standards and Metrology. Source: Qatar News Agency
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