Doha:Qatar Boat Show reinforced its role as a commercial platform for the marine industry on its third day, with agreements spanning waterfront transport services, regional boat distribution, and international market representation.

According to Qatar News Agency, the signings brought together port operators, Qatari manufacturers, and commercial partners, demonstrating the show's role in supporting business development both locally and abroad.

Old Doha Port and All Marine for Marine Services signed a three-year agreement for the operation and management of Mina Link's shuttle boat services. The agreement was signed by Ali Abdulrahman Al-Abdulla, Director of Marine Operations at Old Doha Port, and Captain Horace El Khazen, Operations Manager of All Marine for Marine Services. Mina Link offers a scenic round-trip ride between the Containers Yard and the Mina District within Old Doha Port, featuring shuttle boats with designs inspired by Qatar's maritime heritage.

The show also facilitated opportunities for local manufacturers to reach international markets. Doha Craft appointed Al Boom Marine Company as its official agent in Kuwait, strengthening its market presence and introducing its boats to a wider audience. This partnership marks a significant step in business cooperation between the two companies.

Additionally, a memorandum of understanding was signed for the representation of Halul Boats in the Republic of Maldives, bringing together Halul Boats and Aqua Speed. Representatives included Sheikh Khalifa Bin Saud Al-Thani, Fadi Al Yousfi, Abdulla Riyaz, Ahmed Al Hitmi, and Abdul Aziz Al Haram. Halul Boats is showcasing four boats at the event, connecting its product presence with overseas business opportunities.

The agreements highlight the Qatar Boat Show's support for Qatari manufacturers' ambitions beyond the domestic market, facilitating business opportunities from local to international scales.