News Desk
An exclusive interview with Hany Ghanem, General Manager of Best Western Plus Doha, conducted in Qatar .
Hany Ghanem has developed a close and meaningful relationship with the Nepali community in Qatar through his long experience in the hospitality industry. In this exclusive conversation, he discusses the growing contribution of Nepali professionals to Qatar’s hospitality sector, their career opportunities and challenges, and the importance of education and professional development.
He also speaks about Best Western Plus Doha’s long standing relationship with the Nepali community, its support for major Nepali entertainment events, the role of Asiana Dohori Ghazal in bringing Nepali culture to Doha, and his personal connection with Nepali people and culture. Ghanem also shares his views on Nepal’s tourism potential and opportunities for stronger tourism and hospitality cooperation between Nepal and Qatar.
1. Before we begin, is there anything you would like to say to our readers in Nepal?
Before anything else, I would like to express my deepest condolences to the people of Nepal following this horrific natural disaster.
My heart goes out to every family that has lost a loved one, to those who have been injured or displaced, and to everyone whose home, livelihood or community has been affected.
Having lived and worked closely with the Nepali community in Qatar for many years, this tragedy
