Qatar Fund for Development Represents the State of Qatar at the Brussels Palestine Donor Group Meeting 2025

Doha, Qatar, November 23 – Qatar Fund for Development, represented by Mr. Abdulla Ahmed Al-Fehani, Deputy Director General of Risk and Compliance Sector, participated on the as official representative of the State of Qatar at the most recent Brussels Palestine Donor Group meeting 2025, held under the leadership of H.E. Stefano Sannino, Director General for the Middle East, North Africa and the Gulf at the European Commission, and H.E. Dr. Stephen Salama, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation to Palestine.

The high-level meeting brought together key international partners and donors to reaffirm collective support for the Palestinian people, strengthen coordination on development and humanitarian efforts, and discuss strategies to address the urgent political, economic, and social needs on the ground.

Mr. Alfehani underscored the international unwavering commitment to humanitarian relief, reconstruction, and long-term stability in Palestine by stating: “At the outset of my remarks, I would like to highly commend this European initiative, which comes at a pivotal moment in the history of our central cause. It affirms a growing international commitment to ending the humanitarian suffering in the occupied Palestinian territory, strengthening the resilience of the Palestinian people, and supporting their institutions.”

During the session, Mr. Alfehani highlighted Qatar’s ongoing initiatives aimed at supporting essential services, infrastructure projects, and socioeconomic resilience, emphasizing the importance of continued international engagement at this critical moment.

Qatar’s participation in the Brussels meeting reflects its long-standing diplomatic commitment to supporting peace, stability, and development in the region, as well as its dedication to advancing coordinated international efforts through multilateral platforms.

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