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Qatar Central Bank Announces 2024-2030 Strategy

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The Qatar Central Bank ("QCB") has announced its strategy for 2024-2030 ("Strategy") aimed at achieving the Third National Development Strategy objectives.

QatarFinance and Banking
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The Qatar Central Bank ("QCB") has announced its strategy for 2024-2030 ("Strategy") aimed at achieving the Third National Development Strategy objectives. The Strategy sets out the QCB's goals to advance the future of Qatar's financial sector, and enhance financial stability, transparency, inclusion, and excellence in banking practices.

The Strategy sets out five core values:

  • Integrity: which will serve as QCB's identity
  • Excellence: which represents QCB's pledge to achieve leadership at the local, regional, and global levels
  • Innovation: through which the strategic goals will be achieved
  • Sustainability: which will ensure the resilience of the financial sector
  • Inclusion: which reflects QCB's commitment to its duties

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