<p>Qatar, which has the highest per capita income in the Arab region, has plans to invest USD two billion in India in infrastructure and other promising sectors, secretary-general of the GCC Chambers, Abdulraheem Naqi said.<br /><br />India was a key trade partner of the GCC and that cash-rich countries were now increasingly looking towards India to park their investments, Naqi was quoted as saying by 'The Peninsula' newspaper.<br /><br />"The trend has changed after 9/11. We are looking more towards China, India and Malaysia to make investments," he said.<br /><br />"These are the three most important nations in Asia that the GCC countries are now keen to invest in, and not in the West anymore," Naqi said.</p>
<p>Qatar, which has the highest per capita income in the Arab region, has plans to invest USD two billion in India in infrastructure and other promising sectors, secretary-general of the GCC Chambers, Abdulraheem Naqi said.<br /><br />India was a key trade partner of the GCC and that cash-rich countries were now increasingly looking towards India to park their investments, Naqi was quoted as saying by 'The Peninsula' newspaper.<br /><br />"The trend has changed after 9/11. We are looking more towards China, India and Malaysia to make investments," he said.<br /><br />"These are the three most important nations in Asia that the GCC countries are now keen to invest in, and not in the West anymore," Naqi said.</p>