Shura Council Engages in Key Economic Discussions at Marrakech Forum
On June 21, 2026, the Shura Council of Qatar actively participated in the fourth session of the Marrakech Parliamentary Economic Forum, an important platform for dialogue that brings together parliamentarians, officials, and experts from various countries and international organizations. This year’s forum took place in the beautiful city of Marrakech, Morocco, and focused on critical economic and developmental issues that resonate across the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf regions.
The Qatari delegation was represented by His Excellency Abdullah bin Nasser bin Turki Al Subaie, a member of the Shura Council and Vice President of the Mediterranean Parliament, alongside fellow member Hamad bin Abdullah Al Mulla. Throughout the forum, a variety of pressing topics were discussed, including the global challenges to economic integration and free trade, the promotion of investment in artificial intelligence, the enhancement of employment opportunities, and the impacts of climate change on food security. These discussions also encompassed broader themes related to development, investment, and economic cooperation.
In his address during the forum, His Excellency Abdullah bin Nasser bin Turki Al Subaie emphasized Qatar's commitment to adopting sound financial and economic policies. These policies are characterized by transparency, governance, and the diversification of income sources, enabling the nation to maintain a robust economy capable of facing global changes and challenges. He stressed the importance of fostering collaboration and joint efforts to address the increasing economic and security challenges that the world is currently experiencing.
Additionally, he highlighted several interconnected issues such as energy security, food security, knowledge economy, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. His Excellency underscored the necessity of developing legislative frameworks and policies that support sustainable development and enhance resilience against global economic challenges.
As reported by al-sharq.com.
