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Qatar's private sector exports in the first quarter of 2024 amounted to an impressive QAR 2.53 billion (USD 700 million), marking a 6% increase compared to QAR 2.39 billion (USD 660 million) in Q4 2023. This data, released by Qatar Chamber, highlights the robust growth in the country's export sector. The report detailed the data according to the type of certificates of origin issued by Qatar Chamber, revealing an increase using both the General Model and the Unified GCC Model. Exports through the General Model rose by 12%, from QAR 1.79 billion (USD 490 million) to QAR 2 billion (USD 550 million). Similarly, exports through the Unified GCC Model increased by 10%, from QAR 398 million (USD 109 million) to QAR 438 million (USD 120 million). Significant growth was observed across various sectors: Fuel exports increased by 8.6%. Steel exports surged by 89%. Industrial gases exports grew by 25%. Kerosene exports saw an extraordinary increase of 185%. Regarding economic groupings, As

Qatar's Digital Frontier: Mapping the Future of Skills Invest Qatar, in collaboration with Deloitte, has launched a joint report titled ‘Qatar's Digital Frontier: Mapping the Future of Skills.’ This comprehensive study delves into the significance of nurturing digital skills as a fundamental pillar for expediting digital transformation and provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of the workforce in the digital era. Qatar's commitment to developing digital skills, as prioritized in its National Vision 2030, reflects its dedication to fostering a future-ready, digitally competent workforce. The country has strategically prioritized the cultivation of digital skills to bridge the gap between industry demands and available skills, crucial for unlocking opportunities and maintaining competitiveness. This commitment is evident through the launch of several initiatives spanning academia, research hubs, and industrial partnerships. Qatar's digital skills developm

  Qatar's Government Prioritizing Environment, Water, and Biodiversity Qatar has launched a series of ambitious environmental initiatives aimed at safeguarding its ecosystems, recycling water resources, and enhancing biodiversity. These nature-based solutions (NbS) are particularly focused on agriculture, supported by detailed mapping efforts to identify optimal areas for various types of trees and crops. Aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030, these initiatives are enhancing and sustaining coastal areas through the expansion of tree forests within natural reserves. These efforts not only boost biodiversity but also contribute to food security and aid in carbon reduction and oxygen production. Notably, Qatar has successfully tackled challenges like rising temperatures and limited arable land in its coastal development strategy. Collaboration with specialized scientific research centers has been key to Qatar's success in revitalizing ecosystems. The country's commitment to