Supply in Qatar’s commercial real estate market is predicted to more than double in the coming years.
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While the banking and financial services sector in Qatar continues to be a significant source of growth in the country, recently released figures for the first half of the year suggest a mixed picture for industry earnings.
Articles & Analysis | Guidelines and requirements for joint ventures in Qatar from The Report: Qatar 2016
Joint ventures (JVs) are a common corporate structure chosen by contractors in Qatar. Two companies interested in pursuing a project together often form a JV to increase their chances of being awarded the contract and to share the cost and risk of performing it. The JV structure provides companies with the opportunity to bid for projects they...
Articles & Analysis | Important changes to Qatar's labour laws from The Report: Qatar 2016
Qatar’s Labour Law (Law No. 14 of 2004) and the implementing ministerial resolutions thereof apply to all individuals working in Qatar. The law provides a body of regulations outlining the legal rights, restrictions and obligations of workers, employers and workers’ committees. Qatar’s labour laws are given particular attention both by the...
Interviews & Viewpoints | James Elwen, Partner and Head of Qatar Office, Pinsent Masons, on changes in project financing and the impact of declining oil prices: Viewpoint from The Report: Qatar 2016
The Qatari economy, together with all of the other GCC countries, has been affected by the recent economic changes, most notably the fall in oil prices coupled with volatility in the stock markets after China devalued its currency. Due to its vast natural gas reserves and emphasis on liquefied natural gas exports, Qatar is one of the best...
Articles & Analysis | Rules governing foreign investment and company registration in Qatar from The Report: Qatar 2016
Companies intending to carry out business in Qatar must have a legal presence in the state. This may be by virtue of a company, branch office, trade representative office or agency relationship. Incorporating a company is usually the most suitable approach if the foreign investor intends to have a long-term presence in Qatar.