Qatar’s Vision 2030 in Focus: Assessing Trajectories and Reimagining Future Pathways
Title:
Qatar’s Vision 2030 in Focus
Subtitle: Assessing Trajectories and Reimagining Future Pathways
Subject Classification:
Politics and Government, Society and Culture, Economics and Finance
BIC Classification: JP, JFFN
BISAC Classification:
POL059000, BUS068000, POL062000
Binding:
Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date:
Dec 2026
ISBN (Hardback):
978-1-80866-129-7
ISBN (eBook):
978-1-80866-130-3
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Description
This book offers a timely and forward-looking assessment of the Qatar National Vision 2030. Uniquely combining interdisciplinary analysis with strategic foresight, this edited collection explores the nation's potential future pathways toward 2040. Bringing together leading Qatari and international scholars, the book presents case studies on critical sectors including energy transition, foreign policy, AI governance, cultural development, and human capital. Authors explore the interplay between economic modernization and social cohesion, assessing both the achievements and the persistent challenges of the National Vision. The collection provides unique insights into Qatar’s long-term development trajectory and evolving global role. It is an indispensable resource for academics, policymakers, and practitioners in Gulf studies, international relations, and development economics.
Biography
Editor(s): Dr Sinem Cengiz is the editor of *Qatar’s Vision 2030 in Focus*. She is a researcher at the Gulf Studies Center, Qatar University, specializing in the international relations and political economy of the Middle East. Her research focuses on the foreign policies of the Gulf monarchies, with a particular emphasis on Turkey-Gulf relations and regional competition and cooperation dynamics. Dr. Cengiz is the author of several books, including *Turkish-Saudi Relations: Cooperation and Competition in the Middle East* and *The Making of Contemporary Kuwait: Identity, Politics, and its Survival Strategy*.
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