A surge in LNG production is expected to drive Qatar's economy

Qatar’s economic momentum is closely tied to one powerful driver: gas.

This chart tracks two parallel forces—LNG production and real GDP growth—both pointing upward,

especially from 2025 onward.

According to World Bank and IMF projections, LNG output is set to rise between 2025 and 2027. At the

same time, GDP growth is expected to accelerate significantly, signalling a broader surge in economic

activity.

The message is clear: as Qatar scales up its gas production capacity, the economic ripple effects are

increasingly visible.

For investors, this signals more than just sector performance—it reflects national strategy in motion.

Infrastructure expansion, export potential, and fiscal strength are all reinforced by Qatar’s role as a

global energy provider.

For equity investors, this might mean opportunity in logistics, industrials, and companies aligned with

national development goals.

For bondholders, stronger economic growth supports sovereign and corporate credit quality.

Understanding these forward-looking dynamics helps investors in Qatar not only follow the trend, but

position ahead of it.

In a region where policy and production go hand in hand, gas isn’t just an energy story—it’s an

investment one.

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