DOHA: Qatar’s economic growth and global influence have been significantly shaped by the Qatar National Vision 2030. The country has made substantial progress in key sectors, including its leadership in liquefied natural gas production, and its foreign investment portfolio continues to grow. This vision is a comprehensive roadmap aimed at ensuring the country’s long-term development and its emergence as a major global player.
In 2024, Qatar launched its third National Development Strategy (2024-2030), a major step toward sustainable growth. This strategy focuses on advancing sectors like education, healthcare, trade, and innovation, marking the country’s commitment to building a knowledge-based economy while addressing its people’s needs. It also aims to increase the nation’s competitive edge, positioning Qatar as a developed nation by 2030.
Several key milestones underscore Qatar’s advancements in infrastructure and social services. These include the establishment of the Ras Laffan Petrochemical Complex and the development of a world-class health system, which includes 19 hospitals and 35 health centers. Qatar is also making strides in education with initiatives like the “Igniting the Flame of Learning” strategy, while its National Food Security Strategy addresses long-term food sustainability.
Qatar’s strong relationships with neighboring Oman play a pivotal role in regional cooperation. The efforts of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani have further strengthened these bonds, promoting collaboration in economic, cultural, and investment sectors. This partnership continues to serve as a model for regional cooperation, contributing to prosperity and mutual development.
