QIA (Qatar Investment Authority)
QIA is a global investment organization, with investments spanning all major global markets, asset classes, sectors and geographies. QIA was established in 2005 to protect and grow Qatar's financial assets, and to help diversify the economy.
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QIA is a global investment organization, with investments spanning all major global markets, asset classes, sectors and geographies. QIA was established in 2005 to protect and grow Qatar's financial assets, and to help diversify the economy.
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