The blockade, an attempt to curb Qatar's regional voice, despite spelling unwelcome attention and expense for Doha, highlighted alternative economic solutions, with an inevitable reversal following on January 5, 2021.

Qatar Charity is amongst the top NGOs in the region and the world and continues to play an important role in facing the challenges that hinder the development efforts in many countries.

Qatar's self-sufficiency and diversification strategies in the wake of the 2017 blockade gave it a head start in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and the courage and confidence to face future challenges with aplomb.

Power International Holding has a portfolio of innovative and successful businesses across six different sectors, building value in countries such as Qatar, Europe, the UK, Turkey, and more.

As one of the first venture builders in the country, 360 Nautica focuses on supporting the local entrepreneurial ecosystem and helping start-ups grow and reach their full potential.

Manateq's vision is to support Qatar's economic diversification and competitiveness strategy by developing a vibrant private sector and a knowledge-based economy.

TBY talks to Saleh bin Hamad Al-Sharqi, Director-General of Qatar Chamber, about increasing engagement with SMEs, the new PPP Law, and private-sector participation in the Qatari economy in general.

As a specialized law firm in the sports sector and a member of the AFC Legal Committee, Essa Al Sulaiti Law Firm is recognized for its exemplary work in the industry, which will see a boost in Qatar in the coming years.

With local industry in Qatar booming in the last few years, and regional exports set to increase, Dyarco International Group is focusing on producing more locally and adjusting its growth strategy accordingly.

Like the more flexible trees in the storm, businesses that respond to tough conditions not only survive, but can emerge even stronger, writes Krikor Khatchikian, Managing Director, Grey Doha.

Dr. Leonie Ruth Lethbridge, EGM and Chief Operating Officer of Commercial Bank of Qatar, outlines the steps taken by Commercial Bank to build momentum for a new phase of sustainable growth as part of its vision to be the bank of choice in Qatar.

Consolidation in the banking sector will help create a strong foundation, hopefully laying the groundwork for future growth.

Believing that customer services must always remain at the forefront of its focus, Beema continuously works to come out with innovative products and services for its customers.

With the growing awareness of the importance of life insurance and the implementation of mandatory insurance, insurance companies in Qatar are witnessing growing demand for insurance products.