Doha: Indian businesses made a strong impression at Project Qatar 2026, with the Kerala Business Forum (KBF), an affiliated organization of the Indian Business and Professionals Council (IBPC) Doha operating under the aegis of the Embassy of India, participating through a dedicated pavilion featuring 16 Indian-run companies from diverse and emerging sectors.
The KBF Pavilion was inaugurated by Indian Ambassador to Qatar, Mr. Vipul, who commended the growing contribution of Indian enterprises to Qatar's economic landscape. The pavilion highlighted the dynamism, innovation, and entrepreneurial strength of the Indian business community while reflecting the steadily expanding commercial relationship between India and Qatar. During his visit to the exhibition, the Ambassador also toured the Global B2B Network and BNI Qatar pavilions, interacting with exhibitors and reviewing a wide range of products and services on display.
The Indian presence at Project Qatar 2026 showcased a
broad spectrum of industries, including artificial intelligence, information
technology, cybersecurity, software development, digital solutions,
sustainability initiatives, engineering and infrastructure services,
construction and contracting, real estate, packaging, logistics, media,
healthcare and medical supplies, automotive solutions, business consulting, and
tourism and hospitality. The participation underlined the diversity and
innovation footprint of Indian-owned enterprises operating in Qatar.
Among the companies featured under the KBF Pavilion
were Planet Engineering, QPAC, iProcure, Momentum Media, and MP Traders, representing
sectors such as AI and technology, engineering solutions, construction support
services, packaging, printing, logistics, media, consultancy, and insurance.
Their participation provided a platform to showcase innovative products,
services, and business capabilities to a regional and international audience.
Several prominent Indian-run companies also
participated independently in the exhibition. These included Qatar Reliance
International (QRI Group), Oriental Trading Company, and Seashore Group, all of
which have established a strong presence in sectors such as engineering and
construction services, industrial support, logistics, and general trading.
Their participation further demonstrated the significant role Indian
entrepreneurs continue to play in supporting Qatar's economic growth and
development.
The strong representation of Indian businesses at Project Qatar 2026 reinforces the position of the Indian community as a key contributor to Qatar's development ecosystem. It also reflects the growing depth of economic and commercial cooperation between India and Qatar, creating new opportunities for partnerships, investment, innovation, and sustainable growth across multiple sectors
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