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Qatar Special Edition: Crisis and Resilience in the Covid-19 Era

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The Energy Year is pleased to publish its special digital report dedicated to Qatar under the theme of Crisis and Resilience in the Covid-19 Era. This digital edition details the strategies selected industry stakeholders in Qatar have put in place to adapt to a new normal and navigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, embrace new efficiencies, keep their facilities and businesses operating, and offer maximum protection to their employees and collaborators.

The report demonstrates Qatar’s resilience in these critical times and highlights some of the domestic and international enterprises that focus on helping fuel the nation’s growth. Qatar Petroleum’s mega-order for more than 100 LNG carriers from South Korean shipyards by 2027 to move the substantial volumes generated by the North Field expansion demonstrates the gas giant’s forward vision and intention to keep pushing ahead with LNG developments. Additionally, QP’s recent agreement with Angolan NOC Sonangol and Total on Block 48 offshore Angola is a testament to how the company’s aggressive international expansion can bear fruit even amid the challenging industry landscape.

The Energy Year wishes to express its strong support for all the critical tasks carried out by the Ministry of Energy and Industry, QP and all other government institutions to manage a crisis of unprecedented nature and impact. Through this special edition, we wish to salute the initiatives introduced by Qatar’s leaders to navigate the new economic landscape and help the country emerge from this period into a sustainable future.

We give our heartfelt thanks to each and every contributor to this special report for their continuous support in building the country’s resilience and its sustainable energy future.

We trust you will enjoy reading this edition. For any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at energyworld@theenergyyear.com.

Stay safe and well!

The Energy Year team

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In this report

  • Prepared for crisis in Qatar

    Ullattil ACHU

    CEO

    DYARCO INTERNATIONAL GROUP

    Qatar had its worst crisis in 2017 when the regional embargo against it was implemented.
  • Mohammed Al Saee Post-pandemic potential in Qatar

    Mohammed AL SAEE

    General Manager

    DOHA PETROLEUM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

    For the next 10 years, I believe all companies in Qatar will have enough work to keep busy.
  • Abdul Hakeem MOSTAFAWI Diversification and growth in Qatar

    Abdul Hakeem MOSTAFAWI

    CEO

    HSBC QATAR

    The increase in locally produced goods, with onshore manufacturing rising, creates even more opportunity for diversification and growth.
  • Abdulrahman Abdulla AL MUSTAFAWI AL HASHEMI, Managing Director of AL-TAWFEEQ TRADING & CONTRACTING A quick road to recovery in Qatar

    Abdulrahman Abdulla AL MUSTAFAWI AL HASHEMI

    Managing Director

    AL-TAWFEEQ TRADING & CONTRACTING

    We believe that the industry is going to recover soon and that the LNG industry has not been hit as badly as the oil industry.
  • Kunal BHATIA Allied Industrial Qatar Lubricant Drivers of post-crisis growth

    Kunal BHATIA

    Managing Director

    ALLIED OILFIELDS AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

    I think effective communication, as often as you can with all parties concerned, is a good starting point in crisis management.

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