The visit of the Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani to Cyprus marks a significant milestone in the bilateral relations between Qatar and Cyprus, heralding a new phase of economic cooperation and opening broader horizons for collaboration between the two nations. Coming 23 years after the establishment of joint relations, this visit underscores the strong and diverse ties in all fields, representing another qualitative leap in the enduring relationship between Qatar and Cyprus.
Frequent visits by officials from both countries vividly demonstrate the mutual commitment of Qatar and Cyprus to enhancing and upgrading their bilateral relations. This mutual willingness is firmly rooted in a shared respect for international law and legality, as well as the deep friendship and interactions between their peoples at all levels. H H the Amir’s visit is poised to bring about a qualitative shift in the already robust bilateral relations, serving the common goals and interests of both nations. This commitment to raising relations to an advanced level is evident in the ongoing efforts of both sides.
The remarkable development of Qatar-Cyprus relations can be attributed to the continuous mutual visits of their leaders at various levels, with each high-level meeting and coordination further strengthening bilateral ties. These visits often result in the signing of important agreements, reflecting the depth of their relationship and the shared interest in enhancing cooperation across different fields. Since the establishment of their relations, Qatar and Cyprus have seen rapid development in all areas, particularly in energy, services, and tourism. Qatar’s dedication to diversifying its international relations and foreign investments, along with its efforts to build bridges of constructive cooperation, has been a key driver of this progress.
The bilateral relations between Qatar and Cyprus are exemplary, characterized by numerous cooperation agreements spanning political, economic, commercial, technical, educational, legal, health, and tourism sectors. These agreements also cover energy, seawater desalination, banking, finance, mutual investments, air transport, and the avoidance of double taxation, all of which stimulate bilateral cooperation.
Moreover, Qatar and Cyprus are actively working to develop partnerships in areas such as smart manufacturing, leveraging high-tech systems to enhance their research and innovation ecosystems. The Amir’s visit is expected to significantly expand cooperation, especially in the economic field, positively impacting trade, investment exchange, and partnership relations between the business sectors of both countries.
Qatar remains dedicated to fostering positive relationships with all nations, forming partnerships and cooperation to elevate and improve bilateral ties. This commitment is grounded in respect for international law and legality, as well as in promoting friendship and interaction between peoples and societies at all levels.
