Qatar

The Thursday Times in Qatar: Doha and the Gulf’s diplomacy, reported from the ground.

Majed al-Ansari in white thobe and ghutra speaks at a podium with broadcasters’ microphones at Qatar’s Foreign Ministry
Majed al-Ansari in white thobe and ghutra speaks at a podium with broadcasters’ microphones at Qatar’s Foreign Ministry
Officials from Türkiye, Qatar, Pakistan and Indonesia, including Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif (second right), pose after signing the Badr memorandum in Doha on Wednesday. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
As the regulatory fog begins to lift, Qatar is placing itself firmly at the centre of what could become the next great financial frontier. — FILE
In Doha, the GCC stands behind Qatar’s sovereignty and demands an end to regional bloodshed. — FILE
Infrastructure upgrades, strategic foreign investments, and policy stability continue to fuel robust non-oil activity, which remains central to Qatar’s growth story. — FILE
Qatar’s economy thrives on energy exports, robust infrastructure, and strategic investments. — FILE
Lusail City emerges as Qatar’s smart, sustainable future, blending technology and eco-conscious design to meet global standards. — David Ramos/Getty Images
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