DOHA: Qatar Steel hosted the 12th Annual Traders’ Gathering. The annual gathering is aimed at consolidating its cooperation and business relations with its accredited traders in Qatar and GCC countries. This year’s event, held in the presence of Ali bin Hasan Al Muraikhi, Managing Director and General Manager, was attended by a large number of local and regional traders, Qatar Steel officials, various department managers and senior employees
Al Muraikhi welcomed the guests and extended his thanks and appreciation to all traders for their cooperation and support, hoping that such fruitful gatherings would foster the existing relationship existing between Qatar Steel and its traders, as well as enhancing the cooperation between both sides.
He expressed delight at the positive results achieved by Qatar Steel last year, despite all challenges; and spoke highly of the traders’ role in this respect. “Through our traders’ network, Qatar Steel has succeeded to consolidate its presence in the markets; locally and abroad, which dates back to over 37 years span, full of growth and success. In this regard, I must highly commend the great job that you do in enhancing such presence and spreading across the markets. As a result, Qatar Steel has taken such a leading and prominent position in steel industry,” he said.
Al Muraikhi said Qatar Steel constantly strives to even reach higher levels of development and growth in all industrial operations, to increase its production and revenues. The company is committed to highest quality levels in steel industry, and to achieve sustainable development in all fields; economic, social and environment, in compliance with country’s National Vision 2030. He hoped that the company’s solid business relations would continue with its traders, based on understanding, mutual trust and common interests.
Ahmed Abdul Aziz Al Ansari, Qatar Steel’s Commercial Division Manager, said the brotherly relations between the company and its traders; “We, at Qatar Steel, are proud of our trading network that covers the local and GCC markets, and we hope such gatherings with our traders would give a strong impetus to our business relations, and would enable us to boost our communications with them; discussing various aspects of work and getting to better know the market and customers’ requirements.”
The Peninsula
