21专访丨卡塔尔投资促进局总监司君桀：中企在卡投资瞄准创新与氢能新赛道

Core Insights - Chinese enterprises are shifting their investments in Qatar from traditional sectors to innovation-driven industries, aligning with Qatar's "2030 National Vision" for diversified development [1][3][4] Investment Trends - Investment diversification is evident in four key areas: - Digital Economy and ICT: Chinese companies are actively participating in cloud computing, smart city projects, and 5G infrastructure, with Huawei being a notable player in Qatar for over 20 years [3][4] - Advanced Manufacturing and Transportation: Yutong is collaborating with Qatar's Mowasalat to introduce electric buses, contributing to the green upgrade of Qatar's public transport system [3][4] - Gaming and Creative Industries: Tencent's Level Infinite is leveraging Qatar's growing gaming ecosystem to expand in the entertainment and digital content sectors [4] - Legal and Professional Services: Yingke Law Firm has established a branch in Qatar, providing cross-border business and legal consulting services for bilateral enterprises [4] Renewable Energy Cooperation - There is significant potential for cooperation in renewable energy, particularly in hydrogen production, battery technology, and carbon management systems, where Chinese companies hold world-leading expertise [5] - Qatar aims to achieve 18% renewable energy share and 25% greenhouse gas reduction by 2030, with major projects like the 800 MW Al Kharsaah solar power plant and plans for a 2 GW solar plant in Dukhan [5][6] - Qatar is set to build the world's largest blue ammonia plant by 2026, which will support hydrogen and ammonia-based clean energy solutions, creating opportunities for joint research with Chinese firms [5] - Qatar ranks first globally in carbon capture, storage, and utilization (CCUS), providing a platform for collaboration with China in CCS and energy storage solutions [5][6]