Qatar’s business community remains highly optimistic about the country’s economic trajectory, with 87% of business leaders anticipating revenue growth in 2025, according to PwC Qatar’s latest CEO Survey. The findings reflect growing confidence in Qatar’s transformation under the Third National Development Strategy (NDS-3), which is steering the country towards economic diversification and technological advancement.
Bassam Hajhamad, Qatar Country Senior Partner and Consulting Lead at PwC Middle East, highlighted key economic trends shaping the nation’s future. He noted that Qatar has made significant strides from being a predominantly hydrocarbon-based economy to becoming a diversified, knowledge-driven hub.
Among the major areas of growth, Hajhamad pointed to the rising role of digital innovation, an increase in mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and continued expansion in the banking and tourism sectors. He also emphasized Qatar’s positioning as a regional leader in technology, sustainability, and economic diversification.
Reflecting on 2024, PwC Qatar observed sustained momentum in the technology sector, a strong M&A environment in real estate, and notable developments in banking and tourism. These trends are expected to continue driving economic activity in 2025, reinforcing Qatar’s commitment to long-term growth and resilience.
(Sources: Qatar Tribune)
