Qatar has pledged a $10 billion investment in India, reinforcing the growing economic partnership between the two nations. The commitment was announced during a two-day state visit by Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, to India. Accompanied by a high-level delegation of ministers, officials, and business leaders, the Emir held bilateral talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House.

Both nations also agreed to expand their energy partnership, focusing on trade and investment in energy infrastructure. With a longstanding diplomatic and economic relationship, Qatar remains one of India’s key energy suppliers, while India plays a vital role in Qatar’s workforce, contributing skilled labor across various sectors.

During the visit, several agreements were signed, including a revised pact to prevent double taxation and fiscal evasion on income taxes and its protocol. Both sides also committed to expediting negotiations on the India-Qatar Bilateral Investment Treaty, further reinforcing economic cooperation.