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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.
Residential property prices in Abu Dhabi are expected to continue to rise until at least 2012, which has prompted the authorities to intervene.
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.
The race to attract customers in eastern Turkey is gathering pace amongst the country's major retail banks.
The government of Abu Dhabi has confirmed its commitment to a massive capital injection in the nation's oil sector.
Uncertainty regarding the security of power supply is prompting real estate developers in the northern emirates to make alternative arrangements.

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