The richest country in the world is Qatar.

The pillar industry of Qatar's economy is oil, natural gas and related petrochemical industries. Qatar is the world's largest producer and exporter of liquefied natural gas, with huge revenue from oil and gas exports.

The economic diversification strategy is pursued, the economic growth prospects are stable, and the business environment is increasingly improved.

It has modern roads, subways, airports, ports, communications and other infrastructure, good social security conditions, and a high degree of marketization.

Qatar is a member of international and regional organizations such as the United Nations, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the League of Arab States, the Gulf Cooperation Council and the World Trade Organization. It is a member of the World Gas Exporting Countries Forum and the seat of the forum's headquarters.

Introduction to Qatar: The State of Qatar, referred to as Qatar, with its capital Doha, is located on the Qatar Peninsula on the southwest coast of the Persian Gulf.

It has a tropical desert climate, the country is low-lying and the country is rich in oil and natural gas resources.

The total area is 11,521 square kilometers and the coastline is 563 kilometers long. There are no clear provincial administrative divisions. Centered on some major cities, the country is divided into 9 regions.

As of September 2022, Qatar's total population is 2.658 million, belonging to the Arab nation. Islam is the state religion of Qatar, and most of the country's residents believe in Islam.

Arabic is the official language, and English is also widely used locally.