The new edition of “Qatar; Monthly Statistics” bulletin GCC countries tops the number of visitors by 42.8 % of the total number of visitor arrivals during the year until July
​The Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics has released the 19th edition of (Qatar: Monthly Statistics) bulletin which includes a number of year-on-year social and economic changes, in addition to statistical data recorded in July2015. 

 The bulletin statistics show that Qatar’s population reached 2,120 million in July, a rise of 10.4% compared to July 2014, when population attained 1,920 million.
The bulletin also indicates that July’s social security beneficiaries accounted for 11,993 citizens attaining a decrease of  0.6% compared to last June , when the number of beneficiaries amounted to 12,069.

Visitors to Qatar increased by 8.2%  in  July 2015 vis-à-vis the same of period of 2014. Visitors from GCC countries made up the highest proportion (42.8%) of total visitors. 

The bulletin also highlights that the vehicles registered in July reached 7,729 compared to 9933 in last June , with a negative month-on-month change amounting to 22.2% compared to last June.

Traffic violations accounted for 114,046 in July 2015, with a negative month-on-month change amounting to 9.8% compared to last June.
The total broad money supply (M2) reached 519 billion riyals during the month of July 2015, with year-on-year growth rise of 8.7%. While cash equivalents; includes deposits, decreased  by 3.1 % to reach 624 billion  riyals , with year-on-year growth rise of 8.9%.
It is noteworthy that (Qatar: Monthly Statistics) bulletin is released on a monthly basis to identify the developments and changes that occur in the social and economic aspects in Qatar. 
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 More detailed data is available on Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics website: www.mdps.gov.qa and Qatar information Exchange website: www.qalm.gov.qa  . In addition, you can send an email to ICU@qsa.gov.qa

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