Qatar Tourism and Djibouti Discuss Partnership Opportunities to Enhance Tourism Sectors

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Chairman of Qatar Tourism, His Excellency Mr. Saad bin Ali Al Kharji, convened a high-level meeting with representatives from the Republic of Djibouti to explore avenues for strengthening collaboration in their respective tourism industries. Welcoming His Excellency Mohamed Warsama Dirieh, Minister of Commerce and Tourism of the Republic of Djibouti, along with a delegation including His Excellency Osman Abdi Mohamed, Director General of the National Tourism Agency, Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Omar, Minister Consultant, and His Excellency Ambassador Tayeb Dbd Robleh, Ambassador of the Republic of Djibouti to the State of Qatar, at Qatar Tourism’s headquarters, Mr. Saad Bin Ali Al Kharji led discussions.

During the meeting, there was fruitful discussion between both parties to strengthen their bilateral relations. Responding to a request from the Djibouti delegation, Qatar Tourism presented a proposal detailing training opportunities and resources to boost Djibouti’s tourism sector and empower its workforce. Qatar Tourism committed to delivering comprehensive tourism training initiatives to stimulate growth in Djibouti’s tourism industry and aid its personnel, including specialized Service Excellence training. Qatar Tourism’s Service Excellence department has carefully crafted a two-phase program set to begin later this year.

Commenting on the meeting, HE Mr. Saad Bin Ali Al Kharji, Chairman of Qatar Tourism said: “Qatar Tourism continues to expand collaborations with international tourism governing bodies. Our meeting with HE Minister of Commerce and Tourism of the Republic of Djibouti reflects Qatar Tourism’s dedication to bolstering ties in the international market and fostering international collaboration for growth in line with the tourism strategy 2030.”

He added, “Qatar Tourism aims to be a partner to the tourism sector in Djibouti highlighting the importance of exchanging expertise and providing opportunities for training international teams.”