Laws and legal reforms announced by the government aimed at improving the State of Qatar’s investment climate have further bolstered Qatar’s image as an attractive destination for foreign investors.

Qatar is expected to be a $225bn economy by 2020, thus offering immense investment potential to foreign investors, as Doha eyes substantial inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI).

Qatar, which has emerged stronger and more economically independent than ever before, has begun to fast-track the implementation of measures aimed at supporting the private sector ...

Qatar’s newly established Investment Promotion Agency (IPAQ) has joined the World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA) ...

Structural reforms such as improved contract enforcement and minority protection could support foreign direct investment (FDI) and increase economic growth in Qatar ...

Qatar's outbound foreign direct investment (FDI) amounted to $6.9bn in 2018, according to the FDI Report 2019.

Qatar has begun fast-tracking the implementation of “progressive policies” to further attract foreign direct investments (FDIs), HE the Minister of Commerce and Industry Ali bin Ahmed al-Kuwari has said.

Of the QR676.4bn total foreign investments, foreign direct investments (FDI) amounted to QR123.1bn or 18.2% of the total.

The survey was addressed to about 30 of the largest enterprises in the private sector, which accounted for 84% of value of inward FDI (foreign direct investment) of non-banks enterprises in 2016.

Overseas loans and trade-related short-term financial instruments largely helped Qatar in covering the decline in inward foreign direct investment (FDI) and portfolio investments ...

Qatar hopes to increase the role of foreign direct investment as "one of the main drivers of economic development" over the medium and long term, said HE the Minister of Economy and Commerce Sheikh Ahmed bin Jassim bin Mohamed al-Thani.