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The Qatar News Agency reported that the membership renewal agreement was signed at QatarEnergy headquarters in Doha by Saad bin Sherida Al-Kaabi in his capacity as Minister of State for Energy Affairs President and CEO of QatarEnergy and by Dr Saud bin Abdullah Al-Attiyah as chairman of the Al-Attiyah Foundation board of trustees. Al-Kaabi stated that the company was pleased to reaffirm its support for the foundation through this step. “We are pleased to take this opportunity to reaffirm our support of the Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah Foundation’s contributions to enrich the global energy discussion and its commitment to research knowledge sharing and informed dialogue on the challenges shaping the global energy industry and sustainable development” he said. The minister added that QatarEnergy’s ongoing engagement stems from its assessment of the foundation’s contributions.
Al-Kaabi further noted according to the Qatar News Agency that the company’s continued and active support for the foundation’s mission and vision comes from its appreciation of the organization’s role in promoting dialogue along with recognition of the legacy of the foundation’s founder the late Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah. The foundation bears the name of the former senior Qatari official who held multiple energy-related positions during his career. This latest agreement continues a pattern of institutional collaboration in the Qatari energy sector.
The Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah International Foundation for Energy and Sustainable Development was established in 2015 the Qatar News Agency stated. A QatarEnergy assessment described the entity as a non-profit organization focused on contributing to knowledge in the energy industry. The foundation works to encourage exchanges among business leaders researchers and policymakers on matters concerning energy and sustainability issues.
A related announcement from the foundation indicated that the membership extension will support its work in convening policymakers industry leaders and international experts to examine developments across energy markets technology and sustainability. The organization produces research publications CEO Roundtables webinars and podcasts that serve as outlets for expertise exchange. These activities allow participants to explore practical responses to shared challenges in the sector according to the foundation’s description of its programs.
Dr Saud bin Abdullah Al-Attiyah said the foundation greatly values QatarEnergy’s continued membership and support. He noted that the company’s experience and perspective enrich discussions and strengthen the ability to connect research with priorities facing the energy industry. The chairman added that the agreement carries special significance as the foundation builds on his father’s legacy of valuing dialogue cooperation and sharing knowledge while developing its contributions to energy and sustainable development with member backing.
