Retail and wholesale trade took the lead in Qatar’s foreign project landscape in 2024, according to data
from Invest Qatar.
Out of a total of 241 foreign projects, this sector accounted for 77 projects, representing a 31.9% share.
Following retail and wholesale, administration and support services ranked second with 41 projects
(17.0% share), highlighting ongoing demand for operational and business support capabilities.
Accommodation and food services came third with 16 projects (6.6%), indicating steady interest in
hospitality and related industries.
Advertising, PR & related services contributed 13 projects (5.4%), showing that marketing and
communications continue to be relevant investment areas.
Meanwhile, the “other professional, scientific” category registered 12 projects (4.9%), reflecting
opportunities for specialized expertise and innovation.
For investors, these figures offer valuable insight into where foreign capital is flowing in Qatar.
The strong showing in retail suggests a healthy consumer market and a favorable environment for trade-
related ventures.
Growth in administration and support services points to expanding business infrastructure, while
hospitality projects highlight Qatar’s positioning as a destination for tourism and events.
By understanding sectoral trends, investors can better align their strategies with areas that are
attracting the most international interest, potentially enhancing returns and long-term market
positioning.
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