Vision, Mission and Values
Vision
Achieving leadership in the fields of trade, industry and consumer protection by contributing to economic diversification and private sector development while adhering to the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
Mission
Providing an attractive business environment through strong policymaking and high-quality services that develop, encourage and promote business, investment, and national industries, underpinned by the development of intellectual property, consumer & competitive protection and the prevention of monopolistic practices.
Values
- Efficiency
Effectiveness in achieving goals and tasks through the optimal use of resources and achieving self-professionalism
- Commitment
A sense of duty followed by dedication to performance, recognizing the significance of civil service tasks
- Innovation
Sustainability in creativity, continuously developing new working methods to provide quality and precision and delivering dynamic solutions to face current and future challenges
- Integrity
Dealing with credibility, fairness, honesty and sincerity in all aspects of work, through transparent and clear procedures, decisions and plans, by putting the public ahead of personal interests.
- Responsibility
A sense of belonging and dedication to work with a positive approach to achieve goals and tasks while being accountable for the results of the performance
- Cooperation
Adopting a constructive participation approach among all concerned parties, to achieve the common goals in the public interest.
- Respect
A mutual process of appreciating efforts and time, listening without discrimination and interaction among employees within the work environment.
Ministry Description:
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is responsible for overseeing commercial and industrial activities in Qatar and directing these activities as per the requirements of national development. The Ministry’s mandate includes undertaking business development, contributing to attracting investments, as well as supporting and developing exports. Other responsibilities involve developing methods and procedures for providing public services to the business and investment sector, regulating the practice of business activities, registering commercial and investment establishments, issuing licenses to carry out their activities, and supervising the regulation and control of markets in its area of competence. The Ministry is additionally responsible for taking measures to protect consumers, combat commercial fraud, safeguard competition and prevent monopolistic practices, as well as protect intellectual property rights. Moreover, the Ministry seeks to devise general policies to promote industrialization and national industries, develop and exploit industrial zones, and propose the establishment of new ones.
