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The Ministry of Commerce and Industry - MOCI (Arabic: وزارة التجارة والصناعة), is responsible for the regulation of trade and industrial activities in Qatar. Its scope is to ensure fair trade and competition and restrict fraudulent and monopolistic activities.[1] The vision of the ministry is to reach "a diversified economic landscape and self-reliant private sector within a competitive business environment aware of consumer rights as well as the responsibilities and obligations of the business community towards them."[2] In October 2021, Mohammed bin Hamad bin Qassim Al Abdullah Al Thani was appointed as minister.[3][4] The current deputy is Sultan bin Rashid Al-Khatir.[5]
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