talabat, one of the leading platforms for everyday deliveries in the region, has geared up to highlight the nation’s homegrown products during the highly anticipated Qatar National Product Week in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI). Taking place from 29 November to 4 December 2023, this national campaign serves as a stage for local businesses, entrepreneurs, and innovators to emphasize their role in shaping the nation's economic landscape.

Across the talabat app, a special spotlight will be placed on local products for enhanced visibility, providing greater publicity and improved showcasing. From traditional locally crafted goods to cutting-edge technologies, the nationwide campaign promises a comprehensive exhibition of distinctive products manufactured in Qatar.

Francisco Miguel Condeco Caetano De Sousa, Managing Director in talabat said:

“The National Product Week is a testament to the vibrancy of native businesses, focusing on the pivotal role they play in shaping Qatar's economy. From traditional expertise to advanced technology, Qatar National Product Week reflects a diverse range of products manufactured in Doha. We are humbled to participate in this campaign conceptualized by MOCI to celebrate local excellence, and the stories behind homegrown brands, fostering a spirit of collaboration among them for the continued growth and success of Qatar's entrepreneurial landscape."

Qatar National Product Week creates a supportive environment for the growth and development of local businesses, fostering a culture of collaboration and continued resilience. Beyond celebrating local products, this week-long initiative provides an opportunity for the community to connect with the rich narratives behind domestic brands. Organizations are encouraged to participate in this celebration of national pride and show support for the flourishing arena of Made in Qatar goods.

Source & cover image credit: Press Release

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Fareeha Imtiaz

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