Are you aware of the significant opportunities in Qatar, a Gulf Emirate roughly the size of Connecticut and a population of 1.8 million?
Qatar's GDP growth rate has registered double digits over the last four years (2004 - 2008) due to oil exports and its successful investment in the liquified natural gas (LNG) industry.
Qatar at a Glance
* Qatar has the third largest reserves
of natural gas in the world;
* Qatar’s per capita GDP is
among the highest in the world at about $65,000;
* Multi-billion dollar projects in
numerous sectors in the years ahead;
* The U.S. is Qatar's largest trading
partner; and
* Business-friendly commercial
procedures and political stability.
Download our Qatar at a Glance fact sheet here.
Country Commercial Guide on Qatar
Our Country Commercial Guide presents a comprehensive look at Qatar's commercial environment, including economic, political, and market analysis. The up-to-date report covers market conditions, best export prospects, export financing, assistance in finding distributors, and legal and cultural issues. Table of contents:
- Chapter 1: Doing Business in Qatar
- Chapter 2: Political and Economic Environment
- Chapter 3: Selling U.S. Products and Services
- Chapter 4: Leading Sectors for U.S. Export and Investment
- Chapter 5: Trade Regulations and Standards
- Chapter 6: Investment Climate
- Chapter 7: Trade and Project Financing
- Chapter 8: Business Travel
- Chapter 9: Contacts, Market Research and Trade Events
- Chapter 10: Guide to Our Services
Download our 2009 Country Commercial Guide report here.
Other On-Line Reference Resources
Country Background Note: Qatar (State Department)
IMF Country Report on Qatar -- 2009
National Trade Estimate on Qatar (USTR)
Industry Specific Information
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