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Qatar to invest $5 billion in Spain's EU-funded recovery, Emir says

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Qatar's $300 billion sovereign wealth fund plans to invest $5 billion in Spanish projects. The amount shows how confident Qatar is in the Spanish economy's strength, Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani said. Spain wants to build up an energy hub around Liquefied Natural Gas imports and re-export terminals.

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Qatar to invest $5 billion in Spain's EU-funded recovery, Emir says

MADRID - Qatar's $300 billion sovereign wealth fund plans to invest $5 billion in Spanish projects, the Gulf state's ruler said late on Tuesday in a dinner held in his honour in Madrid. The amount shows how confident Qatar is in the Spanish economy's strength, Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani said in a speech during a dinner held in King Felipe's Palace in Madrid, a government

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Qatar to boost investment in Spain by $4.9 billion

Qatar is set to boost investments in Spain by $4.9 billion in the coming years as it piggybacks on the rollout of the European Union's pandemic recovery plan. Qatar’s Emir

2 years ago·United States

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Qatar says it will boost investment in Spain by $4.9 billion

Qatar is set to boost investments in Spain by $4.9 billion in the coming years

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Washington Times

Qatar to boost investment in Spain by $4.9 billion

Qatar committed Wednesday to pouring 4.7 billion euros ($4.9 billion) into Spain to invest in the economic overhaul the European country has launched thanks to its European Union pandemic recovery windfall.

2 years ago·United States

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Qatar says it will boost investment in Spain by $4.9 billion

MADRID (AP) — Qatar is set to boost investments in Spain by $4.9 billion in the coming years. Spain’s state news agency EFE said emir of Qatar made the announcement at a gala dinner held Tuesday by Spanish King Felipe VI at the Royal Palace in Madrid. The emir is set to “sign agreements” when he sits down Wednesday with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The details of the investments have not been made public. With Europe scrambling to find …

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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