Qatar is rich in oil and natural gas resources. Its total natural gas reserves rank third in the world, and its per capita GDP ranks first in the world.

Qatar is an absolute monarchy emirate, led by the "Al Thani family" since the mid-19th century. Later, under the protection of the United Kingdom, oil and natural gas were discovered, replacing the original pearling industry and becoming the country's most important

Source of income.

Due to its rich oil resources, it has become one of the richest countries in the world. Although Qatar's human development index is very high and its citizens are extremely wealthy, it still cannot be recognized as a developed country because of its underdeveloped industry and manufacturing industry.

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Extended Information Customs Qataris treat guests with hospitality and thoughtfulness.

When a guest comes to visit, the first thing he says is "Salam Alakum" (hello).

When male Muslims meet each other, they hug and kiss each other. They usually put their left hand on each other's right shoulder, hug each other and kiss each other's cheeks.

When meeting foreign guests, shake hands more frequently.

Qatari people don't have a strong sense of time. They generally don't keep appointments on time and are always late. They think this is polite.

When talking to guests, they often look directly at each other, thinking this is a civilized and polite behavior.

Qataris regard it as an honor to have distinguished guests at their door.

When guests come in, they often light frankincense branches or incense tablets to fill the living room with fragrance, and spray a few drops of expensive perfume on the guests.

In the pleasantly fragrant atmosphere, the guests and hosts began to chat enthusiastically.

Whether entertaining guests at home or in the office, they always brew strong and fragrant coffee for their guests, and sprinkle osmanthus or rose water into the coffee to make the coffee taste sweeter and more delicious.