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As Qatar diversifies its economy beyond hydrocarbons, there has been a rise in government spending on infrastructure, funded by rising oil prices.
With a constant rise in global demand for natural gas projected to continue unabated well into the future, the industry remains significant to the economy.
Although on the rise, trade among members of the Gulf Co-operation Council is low compared to trade with other economic blocs.
Investment from the Gulf region has helped counter the global slowdown in mergers and acquisitions and is changing the face of the major international stock markets with Qatari investment activity leading the way.
A consortium of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) companies spearheaded by Qatar is planning to invest in the oil and gas, Islamic banking and property sectors in Malaysia.
The Qatar Investment Agency has emerged as the clear front-runner to grab a major stake in the London Stock Exchange.

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