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Qatar transport infrastructure prioritises sustainability, capacity expansion
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Qatar has significantly expanded its transport sector over the last decade through focused long-term strategies and high levels of public funding. In the build-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the government invested in developing the country’s roads, rail networks and public transport systems to prepare for the influx of visitors. In line with Qatar National Vision 2030 (QNV), Qatar’s transport…

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Qatar's energy, transport projects to drive construction growth
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Qatar’s construction and real estate sectors have grown rapidly in recent years, owing primarily to the significant investment made leading up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The government invested heavily in infrastructure related to the sports event, including accommodation, stadiums, transport and logistics facilities, and tourist attractions. After setbacks caused by the 2017-21 economic blockade…

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Qatar’s cybersecurity, cloud advancements key to diversification
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Qatar’s prioritisation of its ICT sector is rooted in its ambition to become a knowledge-based economy, in line with the overarching economic development plan, Qatar National Vision 2030 (QNV). This strategy is a cornerstone of its economic diversification plans and growth, with spending on ICT set to reach $6.2bn by 2026, compared to $5.6bn in 2023, according to US-based digital market intelligence…

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Qatar targets tourism, culture and sport for long-term growth
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Qatar’s tourism industry has undergone a significant transformation since 2022. In the fourth quarter of that year an estimated 1m foreign visitors arrived for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which was watched by over 1bn people worldwide and boosted the country’s reputation as a travel destination. In addition, since 2019 Qatar’s supply of hotel rooms has increased by nearly half, and a flurry of museums…

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Qatar health care industry introduces policy updates, seeks FDI
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Qatar emerged from the Covid-19 pandemic in robust shape, delivering a vaccine programme that had, as of May 2024, administered 7.6m doses and protected the vast majority of the population. Moreover, shortly after the pandemic, the successful organisation of the 2022 FIFA World Cup markedly improved the country’s global reputation for health care service delivery. The state deployed medical services…

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Public-private collaboration for education key to Qatar's growth
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The education and research landscape in Qatar is undergoing a significant transformation, as the country is aiming to develop a knowledge-based economy beyond 2025. Qatar is already home to a productive knowledge ecosystem featuring a wide variety of local and international universities, and research institutes, as well as public and private schools catering to its diverse population. The sector’s…

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Qatar’s media industry expands with state support and modern technology
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As a pioneer in media investment, Qatar has emerged as a regional leader in the media and entertainment segments. Since the inception of its first mass media outlets – both radio and TV – in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the country has transformed into a major regional and global media centre, with a reach of 430m households by its major networks worldwide. The establishment of Media City Qatar…

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How Qatari retail may benefit from high disposable income and e-commerce
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Through Qatar National Vision 2030, Qatar has looked to diversify its economy away from oil and gas and develop new income streams, particularly in the service sector. This diversification effort culminated in the hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which demonstrated Qatar’s advancements in infrastructure and its ability to organise global events. At the same time, it catalysed growth in the retail…

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Tips and information for travellers to Qatar
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Dress Nationals often wear the traditional clothing of the Gulf. Foreign visitors and residents are expected to dress in a style that is sensitive to local culture, with conservative clothing recommended. Men generally wear long trousers, while women’s bottoms should fall below the knee, and tops should cover the shoulders and chest. Western bathing attire is typically permitted at hotel and club…

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Where to stay in Qatar
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MINA HOTEL & RESIDENCES Mina District, Old Doha PortT: +974 4463 5333reservation@mina-hotel.comhttps://www.mina-hotel.com/ Rooms: 30 rooms and 119 apartments.Business & Conference Facilities: Meeting room, and fax and photocopying services.Health & Leisure Facilities: Fitness centre.Guest Services: Personal airport greeting and limousine service, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, non-smoking…