Peter Alagos is a journalist at Gulf Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, business and economics, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Qatar, the Philippines, and the FIFA World Cup. Peter's work has been featured in Gulf Times.
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Peter Alagos primarily covers business and industry-related news, particularly focusing on Qatar's economic development, investment opportunities, trade, and international relations. His articles heavily feature government announcements and press releases.
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Qatar, which is actively positioning itself as a key hub for innovation within the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) region, is being eyed to host an international event focusing on digital technology and innovation.
By: Peter Alagos
Qatar Chamber's initiative to update its Commercial & Industrial Directory for 2025 will streamline the country's business landscape and serve as a valuable reference for investors and company owners, an official has said.
By: Peter Alagos
The adjustment of fees for certain services provided by Qatar Chamber is considered one of this year’s key highlights in its role as one of the leaders in the country’s...
Private sector leader Qatar Chamber has kept a keen focus on its role as a key driver of economic development in the country. Throughout 2024, the chamber has actively engaged in various activities and meetings with local and international business leaders, high-level delegations, and world leaders.
The Qatari Businessmen Association (QBA) engaged in a series of significant economic and diplomatic initiatives this year, forging stronger ties with different heads of state, private and public sector leaders, and global captains of industry.
On the back of robust Ethiopia-Qatar ties and its strategic location as a gateway to the African continent, the country is looking to attract FDI, particularly investments from Qatar in various sectors, Ethiopian ambassador Faisal Ali Ibrahim has said.
Qatar is strategically positioned to leverage its world-class infrastructure to drive sustained economic growth in 2025, according to a top executive of LuLu Group.
By: Peter Alagos
Qatar's strategic investments in digital transformation and partnerships with global tech giants are expected to significantly benefit stakeholders and key players in the country's retail industry.
The upcoming ‘Tech Startup Community Awards Programme', organised by Startup Grind Qatar (SGQ) on January 13 at Workinton Qatar in Alfardan Centre, is seen to inspire further development and collaboration among entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators in the country.
By: Peter Alagos
Two key strategies launched on Thursday aim to enhance Qatar National Vision 2030 by promoting sustainable economic growth, diversifying important economic sectors, and increasing the private sector's contribution to GDP.
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