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Qatar is looking to ride out the storm caused by the crash of many of the US's leading financial houses, with its high levels of liquidity, low exposure to the US market and solid investment policies serving to ward off the worst of the crisis.
The insurance industry has generally failed to capitalise on Qatar's recently booming economy, but a series of initiatives aimed at broadening the sector's customer appeal may help it to get in on the action.
Qatar's economy may be booming, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, per capita income and energy production all at near record highs, but the world's largest exporter of liquid natural gas still has some hurdles to overcome on the road to economic strength and stability.
Qatar is stepping up its efforts to take advantage of the growing international demand for liquid natural gas (LNG), expanding into new markets and strengthening its production, processing and shipping capacities.
Qatar's telecommunications industry is in the midst of a massive shakeup, with domestic operator Qatar Telecom (Qtel) about to lose both its mobile and land line monopolies while at the same time pursuing new markets abroad.
The Gulf state has been one of the big buyers at this year's Farnborough International Air Show, signing multi-million dollar contracts to strengthen its national flag carrier and to put it in a position to compete against the growing number of budget airlines springing up across the region.

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