Qatar's neighbourhoods boast waterfront views, sandy beaches, retail, exhibition spaces and eateries, reflecting the rich diversity of this tiny state.
Why Qatar?
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Qatar has a proud and deep heritage – respect for the history of the Arabian peninsular nation is visible everywhere, with artefacts preserved in excellent museums and archeological sites painstakingly excavated and looked after. Nods to the country’s seafaring past can be found in the enthusiasm for the water, whether through fishing on the Arabian Gulf, relaxing on the beach or exploring the desert by the Inland Sea. Though it continues to revere its past, it also has a constant eye on the future: Qatar has a vital and growing role in business, politics and education and is a modern, thriving country that is on the road to more prosperity and growth.
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Destination and growth
The country has set out its National Vision, which defines the long-term goals for the nation and, aims that, by 2030, Qatar will become an advanced society capable of sustaining its development, committed to a world-class education system and providing a high standard of living for its people.
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