Qatar – national flag The flag in its current form has been in use since approximately 1949. Like other flags of the Persian Gulf countries, it was originally red (in use from 1855). In 1949, the red color was replaced by a chestnut brown, a color obtained when a red dye is exposed to sunlight.… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU Qatar is extremely dependent on foreign trade. Imports cover most of the country’s needs. The main trading partners are Japan, Singapore, China, India, Brazil; from the EU then Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Italy. Trade… Read More »
Children – poor and rich Qatar is a rich country and invests a lot of money in education, but also in sports. Here one draws on the knowledge of foreigners who are supposed to provide support with the construction. The children of rich parents usually grow up well protected, but it is different with the… Read More »