
A Vietnamese delegation visited Qatar Development Bank (QDB) and its subsidiaries, Qatar Business Incubation Center (QBIC) and Bedaya Center, for an update on their operations and scope of work. Quang Ninh Provincial Party Bureau Chairman and Deputy Secretary of Quang Ninh Provincial Party Bureau, Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyen Van Doc led the Vietnamese delegation. Ten other senior leaders and officials from Vietnam accompanied him. Commenting on the visit to QDB, Nguyen Van Doc said, “We thank the QDB and all supporting entities for providing us with this informative opportunity. “Qatar’s robust economy is one of the fastest growing in the world and QDB has a key role in providing a range of services to support the country’s growth.” QDB’s Executive Director of Strategy and Business Development, Hamad Al Kubaisi said, “Such visits underscore the bank’s commitment to showcase our contribution and support of the development of Qatar’s economy through our various financial and non-financial services.” QDB’s Executive Director of Strategy and Business Development, Hamad Al Kubaisi welcomed the visitors and briefed them on the bank’s operations and its various business departments. QDB staff made presentations on Al Dhameen, Business Finance, Advisory and Tasdeer initiatives to the visitors. The Vietnamese delegation toured the bank and the newly launched QBIC in Industrial Town. Members from Bedaya Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Development also gave a presentation during their visit to QBIC. Bedaya is a joint initiative between QDB and Silatech that provides networking opportunities and entrepreneurship advice to the young innovative youth in Qatar. QDB previously hosted delegates from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and MIT School of Management.
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