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Qatar pledges $150bn in aid to boost companies

Qatari Premiere, Shaikh Hamad bin Jassem Al Thani, said that Qatar has earmarked $150bn over the next four years to be used on infrastructure projects and to help companies hit by the comprehensive economic crisis. The head of state said the funds would be issued directly by the government and not through its sovereign wealth fund.

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