Tarsheed or the National Programme for Conservation and Energy Efficiency is estimated to have produced around QR5bn in savings, in addition to improving Qatar’s sustainability credentials ...

Qatar is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and other digital solutions as part of its efforts to halt the spread of Covid-19, Oxford Business Group (OBG) has said in a report.

Qatar’s banking sector is undergoing broader changes, including a shift towards digital banking, which will likely see a reduction in branches and physical presence in the coming years, a new report has shown.

Mirroring a trend seen across the Gulf, two lenders in Qatar announced the country’s first bank merger in a move officials say will support economic growth and the development of the financial and private sectors ...

Oxford Business Group (OBG) has appointed a new team to lead its operations in Qatar.

Kahramaa aims to reduce per capita consumption of electricity and water by 8% and 15%, respectively as part of the second phase of ‘Tarsheed’ programme ...

Some 85% of Ashghal’s total anticipated expenditure of QR45bn will be spent on local roads and highways over the five years from 2019 through to 2023, a report by Oxford Business Group (OBG) has shown.

The total assets of Qatar’s four Islamic banks rose by 1.77%, while their financing assets climbed by 3.81% in the first nine months of 2018, Oxford Business Group has said in a report.

Shariah-compliant funds are emerging as an “increasingly popular” investment instrument in markets across the region, and Qatar is playing an important role in this expansion, a new report has shown.

A new wave of spending is expected on the development of Qatar’s free zones and logistics centres to further boost inflows of foreign capital, according to the Oxford Business Group.

With more than 150 business conferences hosted every year, Qatar has positioned itself in the global map as a destination for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) ...

Qatar’s ambitious plans for its aviation industry are expected to remain on track, despite the impact of lower oil prices on other areas of the economy, the chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has said.