A strategy for prosperous Qatar setting the pace for future national strategies
Qatar National Project Management (QNPM) is a national initiative was created in 2005 in the Planning Council to help build and support project professional management capacity in Qatar's public service.
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Exploring statistical trends and data analysis in the dynamic state of Qatar.
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Discover the essential statistical key indicators providing valuable insights into Qatar's economic and social landscape.
Exploring the latest statistical data on trade, economy, and collaboration within the GCC Common Market.
The realization of GCC economic citizenship is a fundamental objective necessary for the progress of the Gulf Cooperation Council. In this vein, the decisions taken by the GCC members states over the past years have resulted in pushing forward the idea of GCC economic citizenship towards reality and fulfilling maximum benefit for GCC citizens.
Such decisions grant far-reaching and widespread rights to citizens of GCC countries; facilitating their movement and residence in member states, enrolment in government schools, treatment in government hospitals, ownership of real estate and full equality when working in the public and private sectors with the provision of an insurance umbrella. Moreover, this includes the enjoyment of the right to practice economic and investment activities and crafts in any member state, as well as to purchase and trade shares, establish joint stock corporations, and much more.
Statistical data in all spheres of the Gulf Common Market indicate, in a comprehensive and detailed manner, the extent to which citizens of the GCC countries benefit from the decisions related to the Gulf Common Market.
