Qatar

The State of Qatar can be described as an expeditiously developing nation, with the goal of becoming a global leader in terms of foreign investment and business trade. The country has witnessed evident improvements over the past decade, with due credit to the country’s political stability, low corporate tax rates and high quality infrastructure. The government of Qatar seeks every considerable possibility to encourage foreign investors to partake in its flourishing market. Situated at the heart of a rapidly booming state, Qatar is a wealthy, ambition-orientated land, where one may enjoy commercial and leisurely perks and benefits.

These advantages enable foreigners to own the totality of a company in particular sectors, with improvised working conditions for foreign workers in the region. As an active member of the World Trade Organization, Qatar has taken strides to diversify its foreign participation in particular sectors. Qatari companies have largely attracted investments from European markets, and have now turned their focus to the U.S.A, with hundred-million-dollar investment proposals. In an attempt to expand its economic platforms, Qatar is investing its prime revenues from oil and gas in alternate economic sectors.

Qatar offers an extensive range of incentives to attract foreign investment, and offers a gateway into the robust GCC economy, which offers one of the most compelling business opportunities for multi-national corporations investing in opportunities which may net them billions of dollars in revenues. It is evident that the state of Qatar is on the path of carving an ultra-developed world-class infrastructure both for the local community, as well as the world at large.