01 September 2015

Top Qatar companies and stakeholders are lending their support to the Meed Qatar Transport Forum 2015, which will highlight Qatar’s evolving transport market and the government’s key role in delivering a world-class transport system.

The forum is being hosted by the country’s Ministry of Transport (MOT) at the Sheraton Doha Resort and Convention Hotel in Doha, Qatar, this month (September 14 to 16). Qatar’s Minister of Transport Jassim Bin Saif Al Sulaiti will deliver the forum’s opening address.

Qatar Transport Forum 2015 will highlight plans, initiatives and projects such as the Hamad Port, New Doha International Airport, Qatar Ports, Karwa, Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy and Civil Aviation College.

Other supporters include Qatar Rail, and Qatar National Bank (QNB).

The event sponsors include J&P, Qatar National Bank, Qatar Development Bank, UrbaCon Trading & Contracting and Atkins.

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