Decision No. (48) of 2026 — Anti-Dumping Duties on Electric Accumulators (China/Malaysia)

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Expression of Interest — Food Security Project

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Appendix (1) — Expression of Interest

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Display the commercial register and trade license in a prominent place inside the licensed premises.
Display the license number on your shop signboard.
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Renew the commercial register and trade licenses 30 days before expiry.
Update the commercial register and license data upon any change.
Obtain the required approvals from relevant authorities before signing the lease for activities in residential areas.
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Verify the names of commercial activities before establishing the commercial register.
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Obtain prior approval from the Market Control Department for any promotional offers.
Obtain initial approval from the Commercial Licenses Section before signing the premises lease.
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100%
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49%
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General Partnership 21 Formed by two or more natural persons who are jointly liable, with all their assets, for the company’s obligations.
Limited Partnership 45 Comprises general partners who manage the company and limited partners liable only up to their contributed shares.
Joint Venture 53 A concealed company that does not affect third parties, has no legal personality and is not subject to publication procedures.
Public Shareholding Company 62 Its capital is divided into equal tradable shares, and a shareholder is liable only to the extent of their capital contribution.
Private Shareholding Company 205 Established by at least five founders, does not offer its shares for public subscription, with capital of no less than QAR 2 million.
Partnership Limited by Shares 209 Comprises two groups: general partners liable with all their assets, and limited partners liable only up to their shares.
Limited Liability Company (LLC) 228 From one up to fifty partners; each partner is liable up to their share, and the company issues no tradable securities.
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Issue a new supply card QAR 50
Issue a replacement supply card QAR 50
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Item Quantity Price
Cooking oil 12 L (4 gallons) QAR 35
Qatar Tamwin milk 96 cans × 170 g QAR 60
Basmati rice 40 kg / bag QAR 65
White sugar 25 kg / bag QAR 25
Animal Fodder
Item Quantity Price
Barley 35 kg / bag QAR 16
Wheat bran 30 kg / bag QAR 10
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  • Flour
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01 Application for an industrial project & industrial land, and preliminary allocation Est. duration: 1 months
02 Environmental approval & industrial licensing Est. duration: 1 months
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To obtain an industrial licence, the applicant must be registered in the commercial register, own a site suitable for the industrial activity, and meet all the prescribed environmental and safety requirements.
Application processing takes between 15 and 30 working days after all required documents are complete.
Yes, a foreign investor may obtain an industrial licence in accordance with the Foreign Investment Law and its executive regulations.
Licensed industrial activities include all manufacturing, processing and assembly operations, except for prohibited activities listed in the exceptions list.
Licence fees vary according to the size of the facility and the type of industrial activity. The updated fee schedule is available through the Industry Services platform.
Yes, environmental approval from the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change is required before completing the licensing procedures for facilities with environmental impact.
The industrial licence is renewed through the electronic Industry Services platform 30 days before its expiry date, with the required documents attached.
Yes, the Qatari government offers multiple incentives for industrial investors, including customs exemptions, energy support and rent reductions in industrial zones.
The main industrial zones include: Mesaieed Industrial Area, Al Mazrouah Industrial Area and Al Wakra Industrial Area, in addition to other specialised industrial zones.

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Law No. (4) of 2022 Regulating the Use of Cash in Transactions

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