S-Korean investment firms eyeing Qatar projects: Envoy

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Related:Doha Global Investment IPO in May S-Korean investment firms eyeing Qatar projects: Envoy Related:GALLAGHER offers investment opportunities in Saudi Related:Marzouki invites Qatari investment DOHA South Korean companies are hopeful pockets of many upcoming projects in Qatar, in preparation for the 2022 World Cup, South Korean Ambassador to Qatar Chung said he Keejong. "Qatar, which has started a massive infrastructure upgrade station, will be an important engineering, procurement and construction contract market for South Korea," he said. (TNN)

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