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This section provides a comprehensive and analytical overview of Qatar’s key statistical indicators, enabling users to explore vital data and monitor economic and demographic trends with precision.
Estimated Mid-Year Population
Economic Participation Rate (Age 15 and Above)
Real GDP Growth Rate
Number of District Cooling Projects in the Operational Stage
Upon the launch of Qatar National Vision 2030 under the leadership of His Highness the Father Amir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, a clear roadmap was established to guide its realization. This roadmap was pursued through a phased strategy aimed at transforming the Vision’s objectives into tangible outcomes for the State of Qatar. This approach is embodied in the National Development Strategy (NDS), which serves as the practical blueprint for the country’s economic, social, cultural, human, and environmental development in the years to come.
Adopt a sustainable growth model to transform into a competitive, productive, diversified, and innovative economy
Strengthen the long-term stability, health, and resilience of the government budget and its balance sheet
Enable and develop citizens into globally competitive individuals and attract high-skilled expatriates as long-term partners in Qatar's transformation journey
Preserve Qatar's values and strong family bonds, fostering active citizenship, an integrated community, and harmonious society to thrive in a globalized world
Provide quality of life for all through excellence in healthcare and public safety, with a vibrant cultural life, becoming a best-in-class environment for families
Conserve natural resources, protect ecosystems, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and build resilience against future environmental threats
Become a world-class provider of government services to citizens, residents, businesses, and institutions, and a top nation for effective, efficient, and agile governance
The National Planning Council, through the National Statistics Center and in collaboration with various ministries and government agencies, has successfully developed the national indicators for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Currently, 208 indicators are available, representing 83.9% of the total 248 indicators. The remaining 28 indicators (11.3%) are currently unavailable and require additional surveys or enhanced monitoring of administrative records before they can be produced.
