Magyar met with Qatarʼs state secretary for foreign affairs Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Rumaihi and the countryʼs state secretary for environmental protection Ahmed Mohammed Al Sada.
He also met with the heads of local food companies WIDAM and Hassad Food, as well as with the leaders of the Qatari Businessmen Association and Qatari Diar, which coordinates the countryʼs real estate investments.
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