NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Qatar has committed to investing $10 billion in India across various sectors, the two nations said in a joint statement on Tuesday, after Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani visited New Delhi.

Invest Qatar and Invest India have signed an agreement to strengthen the bilateral investment relationship and foster economic collaboration between Qatar and India.The

Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund has $1.5 billion FDI in India, and the joint statement said that the Qatar side announced a commitment to invest USD 10 billion in India.

India and Qatar are targeting doubling their trade to $28 billion in the next five years and are exploring the signing of a free trade agreement, the Indian foreign ministry said on Tuesday. The announcement came after talks between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani,

India and Qatar have elevated their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership with a focus on trade, investments, technology, energy, and peop

The $10bn investment pledge by Qatar is expected to focus on sectors such as infrastructure, technology, manufacturing, food security, logistics, and hospitality. Qatar has committed to invest $10bn in

Qatar plans to invest $10 billion in India, targeting sectors like infrastructure and technology. Following a productive meeting between Qatar's Emir and India's PM Modi, the nations aim to double bilateral trade to $28 billion within five years and explore a potential free trade agreement.

Qatar will invest $10 billion in India as well as have its sovereign fund open an office in the South Asian nation as the two countries seek to deepen bi-lateral ties.

Qatar has committed to investing $10 billion in various sectors in India. This announcement came after Qatar's Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, visited New Delhi. Watch this report for more details!

Following the visit of Qatar's Amir, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, India and Qatar have taken a significant step forward in their bilateral relations. These relations are marked by a series of key agreements and initiatives aimed at strengthening trade,