Feb 18 2014
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Qatar Construction 2014-Forging Ahead Despite Controversies" report to their offering.
As a part of its National Vision 2030, Qatar has earned itself a number of distinctions in its journey toward diversification and improvement in the standards of living of its economy and its masses, bringing Qatar into focus in the global stage as a leading destination for tourists and investors alike.
Having earned the titles of the fastest growing economy in 2011, and the economy with the largest disposable income in the world for successive years till date, Qatar is now grabbing investor attention for the planned and well monitored way in which it is scaling up its investments in preparation to host the World Cup 2022 FIFA event, backed by its large hydrocarbon reserves and its strong global position as the world's third largest producer and supplier of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and being among the top 20 world oil producers.
The winning of the prestigious bid to host the World Cup 2022 FIFA football event has only helped the economy in moving toward its Vision with a greater focus in its investments into a well planned timeline.
The event has been shrouded in controversies beginning with whether the country would be able to control the spiralling prices with the sudden spurt in construction activity as it edges closer to the timelines for projects to be readied for the World Cup event, whether it would be able to accommodate the large influx of population including workers, tourists and investors as construction projects are scaled up and the country gears up to host the World Cup, to allegations on unfair treatment of labour and labour practices in the construction projects already underway.
Based on its vast experience of tracking construction markets across the GCC and MENA region, this Ventures Middle East report the Qatar Construction Industry-Forging Ahead Despite Controversies explores how the winning bid for the World Cup among other factors have helped Qatar speed up its developmental plans, while its clear planning and continuous detailed monitoring of progress with help from previous experience of hosting the Asian Games in 2006, have fuelled growth across its construction industry and the economy at large.
It also explores the factors shaping the growth of the industry through an analysis of the Political, Social, Economic, Technological, Legal and Regulatory and Environmental factors that govern its growth and the key market drivers and restraints with the help of a probability-impact matrix, to its achieving its full potential.
The report also provides an individual analysis of the key sectors of the Qatar construction industry namely, building construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, power and water desalination and industrial sectors are analysed individually highlighting the main opportunities and challenges faced by each sector in its race toward growth along with vital statistics on the market size and contracts awarded across the industry and its core sectors along with forecasts till 2014.
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
Strategic Overview of the Qatar Construction Industry
Qatar Oil and Gas Sector Overview
Qatar Power and Water Desalination Sector Overview
Qatar Building Construction Sector Overview
Qatar Infrastructure Sector Overview
Qatar Industrial Construction Sector Overview
Future Outlook for Qatar Construction
List of Figures
List of Tables
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