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QIA is the sovereign wealth fund investing on behalf of the State of Qatar. QIA was established in 2005 to protect and grow Qatar’s financial assets and to diversify its economy. We invest strategically across sectors and asset classes around the world. Today, our portfolio spans more than 30 countries and 10 industries, including AI, technology, healthcare, and other. Our diverse team of over 60 nationalities collaborates across our Doha headquarters and New York and Singapore advisory offices. At QIA, we recognize that investments we make today will impact generations to come. Our global team of top talent takes a long-term view that fosters resilience through market cycles. Holding ourselves to the highest standard, we bring rigor, insight, and expertise to every partnership. QIA aims to ensure that sustainability principles are embedded across our portfolio. We believe that investing sustainably enhances the performance and resilience of our investment portfolio. Moreover, it aligns with our mandate to create value for Qatar’s future generations, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. QIA's investment strategy relies above all on the quality and experience of its professionals. We recognize that our people are our most prized asset. Recruiting and retaining the brightest and the best from all around the world is one of our core principles. If you are looking for a career opportunity with QIA, please visit the careers section on our website. We will be reviewing all resumes and will contact you only in case we have a vacancy that matches your profile. In all cases, we will keep your resume in our records for any future vacancy that might arise. We also have internships and summer training programs, along with the Journey Program, which provides new Qatari graduates a unique and market-leading financial education, with world-class learning opportunities.

Qatar Development Bank (QDB) was established in 1997 as the Qatar Industrial Development Bank, a 100% government-owned developmental organization. Its primary aim was to develop investments within local industries, thereby accelerating growth and economic diversification in Qatar through support for the private sector. QDB has achieved significant milestones in recent years, playing a chief role in growing Qatar’s private sector. QDB has also played an integral role in stimulating national economic and social development, through funding a variety of local projects and providing support to the private sector through a range of innovative services. By adopting this strategy, QDB has contributed to empowering Qatari entrepreneurs, improving the standard of living, as well as allowing Qatari entrepreneurs to benefit from a wide range of promising investment opportunities, and to develop their exporting potentials while supporting their entry to new international markets. QDB’s strategy is entirely in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030. It is focused on promoting and facilitating the growth of the private sector in key economic sectors, with the aim of building a diversified, sustainable economy. QDB aims to promote entrepreneurship spirit within the private sector in Qatar through providing the necessary services that shall ease the growth, development, and diversification of this sector. In doing so, QDB offers access to information, incubation, and capabilities to SMEs, in addition to access to capital through direct and indirect financial services, investment and access to local markets, and access to international markets for Qatari exporters though export insurance and funding services.

United Development Company (UDC) is a leading Qatari public shareholding company with a mission to identify and invest in long-term projects contributing to Qatar’s growth and providing good shareholder value. Established in 1999, the Company was first listed on the Qatar Exchange in June of 2003. It has an authorized share capital of QR 3.5 billion and total assets of QR 18.3 billion at 31 March 2019. UDC’s current portfolio includes: real estate development, property management, infrastructure and utilities, energy-intensive industries, hydrocarbon downstream manufacturing, maritime related businesses, and hospitality. From day one, the company has played an active role in the development of Qatar, rapidly evolving into a leading Qatari Shareholding Company and has successfully established several new companies and investment vehicles. Wholly-owned UDC companies include Hospitality Development Company, Ronautica Middle East and Madinainova amongst others. One of UDC’s landmark projects is The Pearl-Qatar, an urban mixed-use, man-made island development. Located some 350 meters offshore of Doha’s prestigious West Bay District, The Pearl-Qatar is one of the largest real estate developments in the Gulf.