The sharp increase in growth is advancing the development of the North Field LNG, which has been improved to develop the area of the Qatar’s natural gas area for 40 percent, which changes the hydrocarbon sector.
While hydrocarbon growth is expected to remain moderate to 0.9 percent of 2025, the World is a new LNG online capacity, a global energy leader.
Qatar economic growth
In parallel, non-hydrocarbon sectors such as education, tourism, and services continue to show strong momentum, supported by Infrastructure Investment and International Partnerships. This effort of grilling is central to the long-term view of Qatar.
Main views from the World Bank report:
- Qatar’s economic growth: 2.4 percent of 2025, increase at 6.5 percent of 2026-2027
- Gulf-Wide GDP: Expected to reach 3.2 percent of 2025 and 4.5 percent of 2026
- Not growing oil across GCC: Driven by structural activity, investment, and private sector activity
- 2024 Regional Growth: Improved to 1.7 percent, from 0.3 percent of 2023
Despite the upbeat forecast, the World Bank warns that the stress of building the world and potential economic slowdown remain dangerous for the Gulf economies. To protect future improvements, it urges continuous focus on economic change, reputation, and doing youth work.
Division Director for GCC countries in the World Bank Safaa El Tayeb El-Kogali said: “The strength of GCC countries in the development of various economic development of long-term development.
“Strategic fiscal policies, referred to investments, and a strong study of innovation, doing work, and work for youth is important to maintain growth and strength”.
