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Qatar 2006

'Qatar' at-a-Glance

Country Name: State of Qatar
Language:
Arabic
Government Type: Traditional Monarchy
Religion:
Muslim 95%
Capital:
Doha
Ethnic Group:
Arab 40%, Pakistani 18%, Indian 18%, Iranian 10%, other 14%
Emir:
Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani
Population:
863,051 (July 2005 est.)

HEADLINES
A visionary reformer with extraordinary results
"Qatar- one of the most important allies in the world" An interview with United States Ambassador Chase Untermeyer
Qatar Foundation sows seeds for the future
The Doha Debates: this motion has passed
General Electric expands operations in Qatar
Aljazeera goes mainstream
Freedom of religion in Qatar - Emir donates land for Anglican Church
Hydrocarbons - catalyst of Qatar’s prosperity
ConocoPhillips & Qatargas 3
The road less traveled: Nada Zeidan paves new path for women
Flying high with the oryx in the sky
Teaching egalitarianism in Doha
IPO frenzy in the Arabian desertfrenzy in the Arabian desert
Doha – Geneva of the Middle East
Seeing orange and blue – Doha Bank is everywhere
Developing the Qatar of tomorrow
UDC builds the finest development in the Middle East
The best duty free in Middle East and North Africa
Doha’s bespoke Five-Star hotel & spa
The Olympic Rings of Doha
 
Doha 2006 - Let "the games of your life" begin
Aspiring to inspire tomorrow
 
 

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