Doha Design District (DDD), in partnership with Msheireb Properties, has announced the grand opening of the first international showroom of iconic British brand Liberty Home in the Qatari capital, thus marking a new chapter for unique interiors design in the region.
Visit Qatar has unveiled a dynamic new campaign celebrating the nation’s vibrant year-round calendar of cultural, sporting, and entertainment events.
Qatar's Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has announced that work has begun on the Hamad General Hospital, being developed at a total value of QR1.2 billion ($325 million), in co-operation with the Ministry of Public Health. The project is set for completion and handover in the third quarter of 2029.
Meeza, Qatar’s leading data centre and managed IT services provider, has signed a major agreement with a global hyperscaler and cloud service provider, to provide 6 megawatts of data centre services in the first phase.
More than 70 developers are showcasing 400+ live projects at the Cityscape Qatar 2026, which opened in Doha on Tuesday under the theme ‘Where Vision Meets Investment’.
A proposed global initiative to share investment risks and new tools to attract financing for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure are among the recommendations of the World Investment Forum (WIF) 2026.
Qatar Tourism reported strong growth in 2025, with over 3.5 million international visitors by September, a 2.2% increase from 2024. The GCC contributed 36%, followed by Europe (25%) and Asia/Oceania (22%). Air arrivals constituted 60% of total entries.
The Middle East is the world’s cheapest region for data centre construction, averaging $9.93 per watt, according to Turner & Townsend. The competitive costs position the region to attract large-scale AI projects, with the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia featuring globally.
QatarEnergy has signed two long-term agreements with US-based Cheniere to purchase up to 4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of liquefied natural gas from Louisiana and Texas facilities, with deliveries expected to begin in 2031 and continue through 2054.
The seventh edition of 'Build Your House Exhibition' kicks off in Doha, Qatar, bringing together more than 250 exhibitors from over 10 countries, alongside an expanded conference programme featuring more than 50 speakers who will discuss key issues across design, construction, renovation and smart living.
