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Qatar strengthens healthcare through strategic investment
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Between 2016 and 2026, Qatar’s government steadily transformed the country’s health care system through the introduction of long-term policies, high levels of private investment and a greater openness to private participation. The development of advanced medical facilities, the recruitment of skilled health care professionals and the deployment of advanced technologies have significantly improved…

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A guide to some of Qatar's leading hotels
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SOMERSET WEST BAY DOHA Address: Al Qassar Street, Aba Almsan-Blumsan St, Doha, Qatar Telephone: +974 4420 3333 Email: enquiry.doha@the-ascott.com Website: somersetwestbaydoha.com Rooms: 228 apartments, all equipped with fully fitted kitchens, and each unit has separate toilet facilities. Business Facilities: Dedicated business centre, free fast Wi-Fi, on-demand fax and photocopying…

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A practical guide for visitors to Qatar
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Visas Citizens of 102 countries are granted a multi-entrance waiver upon arrival which, depending on the nationality of the individual in question, is valid for 180 days and allows the holder to spend a total of 90 days in the country during that time frame. Other visitors are given an entrance waiver that is valid for 30 days, with the ability to apply for a 30-day extension. Etiquette Shaking…

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Plastic waste solutions for emerging economies
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With many emerging markets still facing high levels of plastic waste after the Covid-19 pandemic, solutions are being developed to address its environmental and health challenges. Plastic – which accounted for 12% of global solid waste pre-pandemic, according to the World Bank – took on a more prominent role as personal protective equipment (PPE) and single-use plastics by delivery food services…

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Qatar aligns education with labour market needs
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Qatar’s education sector transformation has been driven by the Qatar National Vision 2030 development strategy and subsequent education policies. The changes have focused on aligning curricula with international standards, introducing new accreditation frameworks and incorporating digital technologies and innovative learning methods into the classroom. Together, these reforms aim to support the development…

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Qatar promotes sustainable tourism and small businesses
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Global tourism has entered a new phase of growth, with destinations competing on connectivity, visitor experience and sustainability rather than simply rebuilding visitor numbers. International arrivals exceeded pre-pandemic levels in 2024, supported by consumer demand, air connectivity and strong spending across leisure and business travel markets. At the same time, geopolitical uncertainty, inflationary…

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Qatar's ICT sector scales start-up growth
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Qatar’s technology development ecosystem continues to gain momentum, with incubation-focused efforts beginning to deliver results and government attention shifting to market access, scale and commercial outcomes. The country has built a thriving support network for entrepreneurs through the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) programmes, Qatar Development Bank (QDB), Startup…

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Qatar’s ICT sector explores e-sports to diversify its economy
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As Gulf countries continue to pursue plans to diversify their economies and unlock job creation for their relatively young populations, they are investing in the growing industry around competitive video games known as e-sports. The region’s gaming market was estimated at $5.1bn in 2026, up from $4.6bn in 2025 and with 2031 projections anticipated at $9.3bn, expanding at a 12.7% compound annual growth…

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Qatar's construction and real estate go digital
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Across the GCC, construction and real estate are undergoing a quiet but consequential shift as digital technologies move from pilot-stage experimentation to system-wide adoption. Long characterised by large-scale projects, fragmented supply chains and labour-intensive delivery models, the region’s urban environment is increasingly shaped by data-driven design, automated construction techniques and…

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Qatar’s transport strengthens its position as regional logistics hub
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Qatar has prioritised investment in its transport networks in recent years to enhance connectivity and competitiveness, support growth in non-hydrocarbons sectors, and bolster its position a leading global logistics and trade centre. Leveraging its strategic location at the crossroads of Asia, Europe and Africa, government funding has focused on upgrading the country’s ports, airports and road network,…