Chinese food delivery Keeta kicks off business in Qatar
(MENAFN) Keeta, the international arm of China’s on-demand delivery company Meituan, officially launched its services in Qatar on Tuesday, marking its entry into the Gulf region as part of a broader global expansion strategy.
Jane Liu, general manager of Keeta Qatar, said the company aims to align with Qatar’s Vision 2030 by providing reliable and convenient delivery services while partnering with local businesses to expand their customer reach.
“Qatar is a market of immense importance to us, not only because of its vibrant food culture but also because of its forward-looking vision for digital innovation and everyday convenience,” Liu said, adding that “our ambition is to not only serve meals but to support the broader growth of Qatar's digital economy.”
Meituan reported that its technology platform handles over 150 million peak daily orders and serves more than 770 million users worldwide.
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