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    Taking a Look at Qatar

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    government system from its surrounding countries and investing heavily. Qatar had the quickest turnaround from a fishing village to one of the top GDP per capita, in the world. Qatar is currently the richest country in the world today. Located in western Asia, next to Saudi Arabia and the gulf coast, a small peninsula is where Qatar can be found. It is a part of Arab sovereign states and it is about 7,000 square miles. The people of Qatar are called Qatari, only a few true native Qatari remains, most of

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    Guardian reported that Egypt, Bahrain, UAE, and Saudi Arabia’s blockade of Qatar has the potential to create long-lasting rifts in the region. In June of this year, the aforementioned nations all cut off diplomatic ties with the small peninsular nation of Qatar. Saudi Arabia and UAE said that diplomatic and economic relations would be restored once Qatar has broken all of its links with the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, and Iran. Qatar emphatically denied that it had any financial links with those extremist

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    Qatar Case Study

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    States and Qatar Relations have been on an up rise for the last couple years. Being that Qatar is listed as one of the wealth’s countries in the world remaining allies with Qatar will benefit both countries in the long run. Qatar is one of the U.S. greatest allies. United States Armed forces have currently being deploying in and out of the country of Qatar since 1991 after Operation Desert Storm. It will be in the United States best interest to remain allies with the state of Qatar. Qatar’s

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    Surprisingly, oil traders have changed their behavior in the Q2 this year. However, professionals were not taken by surprise. The OPEC and Saudis new investment fund have been sending signals to keep our eyes opened. Three stories Qatar-Gulf crisis, the third one since 2000. The atmosphere of the collaboration and mutual efforts of OPEC and its allies to reach “a healthy market” till 2020 was gone with the wind from Doha. The same Doha, the Qatari capital, hosted the OPEC meeting on April 17. Also

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    constant conflict in the region. This is why it has been important for governments and regimes to maintain a strong military to keep order in the region. However, one small country, Qatar does not maintain dominance through military superiority. Despite being one of the smallest countries and having a minimal military Qatar has become a major influence and power though means of economic and political influence in Southwest Asia. When most countries believed to be a dominant power in a region or

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    on the continent of Asia, Qatar, short for Dawlat Qatar is an Arabian country that has been ruled since the 1800’s by the Al Thani family (“___ Qatar,” n.d.). Qatar is known for being home to the third biggest oil reserve on the globe behind Russia and Iran. This country is also the world’s greatest producer of liquefied natural gas since they started to imbue their time in the industry during the late twentieth century (“Economic-Development-and-standard-of-living-in-Qatar,” n.d.). Despite being rich

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    Qatar Background Research Background Research Environmental: Soils: Qatar being a desert environment, most people think that it is not possible to grow plants there. This is not the case. There are 5 different soil types to consider throughout Qatar: ● Rawdha soils: these soils have a small amount of organic matter, low water retention properties and poor structural properties. Also, rawdha soils give rise to surface crusting which interferes with the plant-air-water relationship and

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    carriers has had different approaches of affecting the Australian market share and consequently had different effects to the market. Emirates and Etihad formed partnership and alliances with the two main Australian airlines, Qantas and Virgin Australia. Qatar airways is

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    Qatar is a small peninsula in the Persian Gulf and boarders Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Doha is the capital of Qatar. Qatar’s economy is mainly controlled by oil and natural gas which makes up most of their export income. Qatar’s government is based on the separation of powers working together and tolerates no political opposition. Women in Qatar are only permitted to drive in the obtain permits and non-Qatar women do not need a veil in public. In 1867, a conflict comes about with

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    Qatar particularly stands out amongst the countries of the GCC: the fact that it owns the Earth’s third biggest confirmed natural gas reservoir and it is the World’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas makes it one the wealthiest countries on the planet. Moreover according to Luomi (2012) these riches mean that Qatar is able to unnaturally enhance the boundaries of its national environmental carrying capability. Luomi (2012) in particular defined the concept of a “naturally sustainable state”

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