Few errors that I'd like to correct. Oil and natural gas were interchanged in this video. But they are not the same thing. While demand for oil is declining, actually demand for natural gas is high and it won't decline anytime soon because its need in generating electricity and supporting the development of grid with renewables. Additionally, the Qataris have one of the largest sovereign wealth funds which brings in a lot of money regularly. Taking natural gas money and investing it in real estate and other businesses abroad.
Found this from the experts at McKinesey: "Gas will be the strongest-growing fossil fuel and will increase by 0.9 percent from 2020 to 2035. It is the only fossil fuel expected to grow beyond 2030, peaking in 2037. From 2035 to 2050, gas demand will decline by 0.4 percent. This relatively moderate decline is due to hard-to-replace gas use in the chemical and industrial sectors, which limits the impact of an accelerating decline in gas used for power." So it looks to be relatively flat between today and 2050. With more countries getting into LNG, I can see their being a pushdown on the LNG prices. Qatar also has 100 or so year of reserves based on current production rates. I don't think Qatar is in that much trouble but they still have to diversify because the up and down markets and uncertainty of the future.
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Found this from the experts at McKinesey: "Gas will be the strongest-growing fossil fuel and will increase by 0.9 percent from 2020 to 2035. It is the only fossil fuel expected to grow beyond 2030, peaking in 2037. From 2035 to 2050, gas demand will decline by 0.4 percent. This relatively moderate decline is due to hard-to-replace gas use in the chemical and industrial sectors, which limits the impact of an accelerating decline in gas used for power." So it looks to be relatively flat between today and 2050. With more countries getting into LNG, I can see their being a pushdown on the LNG prices. Qatar also has 100 or so year of reserves based on current production rates. I don't think Qatar is in that much trouble but they still have to diversify because the up and down markets and uncertainty of the future.
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson gas in the industry will be replaced by green hydrogen. Gas fired power plants will be replaced by renewable energy, battery storage and nuclear power plants furthermore qatar won't be the only country exporting LNG. There will be competition so no more Qatari premium on gas exports.
@@truethat7681 yes, natural gas consumption worldwide will indeed be slightly rising for years but the competition for LNG is going to rise. US is working right now to get more LNG going. QATAR Isn’t in bad of position as Saudi Arabia but they still have to diversify if they want to stay as rich as they are now
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Bro even hypothetically the world stops using ICE cars, diesel generators and diesel fired power plants the world would still need oil for aviation, shipping and petrochemicals. And to tbh the world doesn't have enough lithium resources which can electrify all the vehicles on this planet. So saudi arabia isn't in a bad spot.
1:50 “i feel like i could leave my wallet, passport, keys and come back in a few hours and they’d still be here” well you’re right in Qatar when someone’s car breakdowns in the middle of the road we just leave the keys on the tire and ask the towing truck to come pick it up. Crime especially robbery is very rare here due to strict laws regulating it and this applies to just not Qatar but the entire GCC (Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman)
@@hildalarico6236 Islam teaches us to be honest! Qur’an (49:18) Surely God knows every hidden thing of the heavens and the earth. God sees all that you do.
natural gas and oil. to be fair, many of the non-citizens still earn very well. I used to work for Exxon and my colleague left to work in Qatar and was making 1.3M+bonus, so that wealth isnt just restricted to citizens.
@@gianni_4 engineering degree, and I think they do IQ tests and stuff like that so you have to pass those. It's pretty tough to get a job at Exxon now from what I've heard. Back in my day, they would come out to campus and just hire lots.
@@watchdealer11 that’s really interesting I’m currently working for a subcontractor that does environmental and dirt work in solar farms I’m trying to break into the energy field. Solar seems to be the boom right now but of course natural gas and oil pays the best currently I’m considering getting a degree in either energy or electronics. Seems like a very competitive company to work for I just updated my LinkedIn more and researching more companies I would love to travel outside the US and work. I met some dude in Pennsylvania who was an inspector on the gas line and he made like 700 grand is 6-7 monts working for shell and this dude has never labored in his life, he just got the Inspector job through someone he knew.
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I did a 3 day stopover in Doha this past October while on my way to Tanzania (solo female traveler). Felt 100% safe and never had any rude, aggressive male harassment ever. Yet, I found the place to be oddly soulless. There's definitely that Disneyland, no-expense-spared aesthetic with these huge wide open spaces and hardly ANY people, but also grueling construction zones in the some parts of the city (all black and brown people, non-Qatari doing that labor). It all felt like a strange dream. I definitely took note of all the foreign workers everywhere. I even ended up having Henna painted on my hands with someone I met via social media. She too - foreign. Interestingly, she told me lots of details about the ins and outs of owning a biz there. You basically have to have a Qatari "sponsor". All these foreign workers - they make a pretty big sacrifice in many of these Gulf states: they surrender their passports while in the country. Think about that for a minute. It's a pretty scary prospect. Since my time traveling in both Qatar and then UAE on this trip, I have chatted with a few colleagues of mine (I am a registered nurse). I know several nurses now working with me in the US who are from the Philippines that have had stints working in some of these countries and I have heard a few horror stories. One nurse told me, "Yeah. You don't EVER mess with a local". Now consider that "messing" with is pretty difficult to define. One particular male nurse (Filipino) she worked with was suddenly just whisked away from the hospital by police. He was back at work about a week later with his head shaven (he was being prepped for imprisonment, I guess). Some 16 yr old (and this is key - Qatari citizen) patient made some accusation and just like that, this nurse is off to prison - no due process, no innocent until proven guilty. I'm so happy for my nurse colleagues that are now safely working in the USA. These human rights violations concern me. I have wondered whether it is even good ethical practice to fly some of these venerable Mideast airlines (Emirates, Qatar, etc. - by the way, all staffed by non-Qatari, non-UAE citizens). I'd be curious to hear what others have so say on this.
It is funny you use USA an an example of human rights champion when they literally bomb other counties into oblivion. And no, no one is safe in the states. You never know a gunman could enter a school or hospital and shoot people.
The reason they hold their passports is because often times people take loans or owe money to other people and never pay back the loan instead running away to a different country
you forget say electric and water is free in qatar for qatari citizens no electric bell , government give 1000m land for each citizen for build his dream home + 350 thousand dollar for build it + international schools is all most free in qatar for qatari citizens goverment pay + University is completely free + 0 tax county
And remember the Qatari emir is highly educated compared to other arab emir. He is visionary. Back when the gulf countries imposed restrictions on Qatar, Emir Al Thani brought all intelligent people in table and we saw what happened after that. The same country which had to import Vegetables from India started growing them in their own land. The project was so successful Qatar now export some of those crops to nearby country. Instead of building Tall skyscrapers Qatar let many European companies to open their office for less taxes which brought innovations. But deep down all these are meaningless until we take back Jerusalem
Yknow when iraq invaded kuwait few decades back..the kuwaitis ran to usa for help. If usa had not responded..iraq would have taken all gcc all the way upto Yemen. Incl dear Qatar . Iraq had lot of oil money at that time. Qatar uae etc would all be history..part of iraq
Please make a video about how employees are treated in Qatar. Especially workers from india, pakistan, they treat them like animals also people who work in customer's servuce . So what is the point to be the wealthiest coutry in the world while treating people like shit?
No one is forcing them to work there Everyones free to leave.You are jsut jealous of QATAR.Because iam,just now i came to know that qatar citizens have free everything,The govt gives them 1000m land,money to built,international school fees free,water ,electricity free,no tax,No university fee. Isnt this how every country should be???Prioritising their citizens.Those migrant workers are ready to suffer because their very own country doesnt give a damn about them. Even American (the so called first world country,where california should be named as "shittyfornia") citizens are being looted by their very own govt. So out of all the greatness,you are pointing to the one thing that US media fed you,you are just jealous.
@@Muslimiintawaawalaalo LOL. No. That's just a nice way of making the population lazy and needy requiring even more money than the economy can produce to sustain it.
Qatar invested in Liquid Gas before the whole world. They literally invented a methodology to liquify it and then transport it. Also they have a gigantic fund same as Norway.
@@dausmaa2416 u don't know we're I from u talking b/s but I can tell u katar never invest in my country...my country is rich in my natural resources etc an very beautiful weather...u did tell were9 u fro,
I am currently working here in Qatar, They Said it is the Richest Country but the Salary Rates are in Low to average rates, only good for executive positions!
of course the dark side is that this was one of the golf countries that spent the most on financing the war that destroyed Syria (like hundreds of Billions of dollars) ... . The plan was to pass a gas pipeline from the golf through Syria and which would go either to Turkey and than to Europe or to the eastern mediteranean (either Syria or Tripoli Lebanon) and than under the sea in a pipeline to Europe. Europe wanted to not be dependent on Russian gas... instead they ended up with millions of refugees where the majority is hard to integrate since they are coming from very conservative/religious rural Syria...
Europe don't have Syrian refugees but turkey have Syrian refugees ....west is not that good that they will allow refugees to stay in their countries whole world know the stance of west properly .....😂🤣 We will keep ukraine refugees but not Syrian refugees ....no doubt turkey hate you a lot now after all they are bearing the cost of Syrian refugees not some west countries
All that's okay, but let's talk about Labor Deaths that occurred in the construction of the World Cup infrastructure. No action has been taken against the violators.
You should also include how Qatar treats foreign low income labours. Paying them in peanuts, making them work 12 hours a day and holding onto their passports so that they can't quit.
Not to forget the 15,000 plus foreign workers who already died for the sake of a show off World Cup. I can’t comprehend why a country this rich is treating the foreign low income workers so bad.
@@uptin No, Thanks to you ♥️🦦 im Going to Qatar For the World Cup and i have got match tickets for England vs Iran 😂😂!!! Just realizing what a coincidence this is
fun fact despite is size qatar has the same natural gas deposit as russia which would translate to even more way they could be the richest nation on earth by overflowing surpluss revenue and investing it to global market so it would grew even more
@Bub Ibju nah bruh small nation + small population means less money to spend most of the qataris are millionaires and billionaires so the government doesn't have to spend a dime to their healthcare and financial assistance because of their small land and already progressed infrastructures the government doesn't also have to spend a dime for roads hospitals schools bridges and so on and so forth which equates to more money to get and no money to spend in 2021 alone they made $87.2 billion in oil and gas industry and there's not indication of it stopping in any near future even if the oil industry becomes worthless because of the ev and solar emerging markets they could still rake in billions with their gas deposits
Why qatar soo rich best answer not just oil but leadership Lots of countries have oil but go to politicians pocketsfirst Syria has oil Entire Middle East has oil from iraq all the way till algira
As someone who's lived in Qatar, the country is not all luxury and Disney land, you're in the nicest part of Doha, which is called Pearl Island. A small trip to the Old Airport neighborhood or any other part of Doha would blow your mind of how underdeveloped those areas are. + Qatari economy depends mainly on liquefied gas, not on oil.
@@merlinarthur4072 that place is technically not Qatar, it is legally a part of Pakistan/ India. He should pay them a visit though, would be a lot more interesting than The Pearl haha
But isn’t that any city in the world tho. Like NYC, london, paris etc they all have the “bad part” Qatar do I have seen it, but trust me, it’s still not as bad as some bad side neighbourhoods here in Europe 😅😅
Thank you Uptin you deserve more views...Qatar is rich Because of gas and other resources and low population and good government as iranian my country are very rich and has second gas resources after Russia but the people are poor compare to those GCC countries even with countries without any resources because we have bad governments and corruption ..I hope change everything
Iran is culturally rich and prosperous. It ain't need any as the Iranians are the stronghold of faith, loyalty and education & good cultured women & thousand years of old civilization which is still growing strong. Every country has rich and poor divide. Economy is run by the foundation of poor & middle class people which will always be in that way. The qataris might live with three extra imported wives but the workers live in caged conditions & just food as the resource & little or no money.
Please note only 9% of the population of Qatar are considered to be citizens and most of the public data are on Qatari citizens. Although there are some non-citizens who are doing well. There are huge number of immigrants working and suffering under Qatari citizens who enforced the kalafa system until they recently abolished it due to pressure from FIFA.
@@faisalalhay5445 Everyone has homeless people dying in the streets and part of the reason is because of Asia and Islamist Organizations who sell these drugs to fund their activities. Where do you think the Opium comes from?
@@faisalalhay5445 And don't come here with that fallacy of Whataboutism! South Asians are treated like f*cking slaves there. How dare you try to negate that?!
@@faisalalhay5445 And there is homelessness in Qatar based on my research. Migrant workers particularly sleep at the construction sites because their wages are so low, they cannot afford housing.
@@faisalalhay5445 everything I said is true, thats why all of all a sudden you try to attack me claiming my country has homelessness. Meaning you are finding a way to discredit me.
No temperature is not perfect. I have been there. You must have visited at the right time. When I was there it was alive 5am and ghost town by ten until 6. Too hot to come out 120 degrees
Ain’t all countries around the word have one bad season though. Summer in Qatar to me is equivalent to winter season in Michigan. Qatar is only has a bad weather from June - august. The rest of the year is cool and nice
Haven't watched the video yet, my guesses: 1. U.S. military base offering protection. 2. Small Population and a large amount of oil & natural gas exports. 3. Not burdened by war and terrorism because of said U.S. military base.
No one talk about USA millitary base also we there is alot of usa millitary bases in more countries that terrorists are still strong . Look syria and iraq
Not just America or Europe. Also in Asia, South America Australia and Africa. It’s called diversifying and every country should do that regardless there is oil or no oil.
hey there i am coming to qatar this world cup i got 10 tickets for the cup but the hotels are already booked i cant find a sinlge bed in qatar to book for my self in november and december . can u pls make a video on how can we the people who r coming to see 2022 cup can book hotels and also can u tell that how much we should expect the prices of hotels in that time. thank you so much . love your videos.
You need to apply for Haya card. This will grant you access to 6 GCC countries. There is shuttle flights to Dubai, abhdhabi, Kuwait and Riyadh. So you can have accommodation in Dubai and then have 40 min shuttle flight to Doha for the match
@@Aydin534 Still we have so many difficult challenges which are prevailing and still no want does anything to resolve it. Another issue is more and more we are experiencing brain drain which is definitely leading to further great loss to our economy
That conversion from petroleum to electricity will happen very fast. I bought an EV car recently and it's so cheap to drive that my fuel bill is 10 times less. After using if prices of EV drop it will totally kill the petrol/diesel car sale over night.
Interestingly, all of the countries that rank higher than the US in GDP per capita have less than 10 million people and are either oil-rich or tax havens.
the true gdp per person it 1.5 million dollar pee person if you divide gdp to qatari citizens, but if you divide it with all people who live there 3 million you will got 120 thousand dollars
Real fascinating I want that my country will be like that wealth is distributed but unfortunately there are politicians only care to put money in their pocket like Venezuela 3rd country in the world with petrolum, gas ,gold etc. Congratulations Quatar 🌟🌟
Qatar not rely in LNG alone...with small population approximately 300 thousand...they invest their money in SWF....with currently in 450 billion dollar with projected return of investment 6,37% annually...they want to expand their SWF into 850 billion dollar for financial independent...with surge demand of LNG from Europe cause of ukraine....they would achieve that easyly...
When you take that Thames river ferry and you will find many buildings on either side of the river, 80% of them are owned by Qatar, the one including Shard!
Qatar is an amazing country, very nice place to live similar to all Arabian Gulf countries which are safe places to be. Wish Qatar and Qatari people all the best. ♥
Few errors that I'd like to correct. Oil and natural gas were interchanged in this video. But they are not the same thing. While demand for oil is declining, actually demand for natural gas is high and it won't decline anytime soon because its need in generating electricity and supporting the development of grid with renewables. Additionally, the Qataris have one of the largest sovereign wealth funds which brings in a lot of money regularly. Taking natural gas money and investing it in real estate and other businesses abroad.
Well said!
You stole my words. Natural Gas is here to stay
Found this from the experts at McKinesey: "Gas will be the strongest-growing fossil fuel and will increase by 0.9 percent from 2020 to 2035. It is the only fossil fuel expected to grow beyond 2030, peaking in 2037. From 2035 to 2050, gas demand will decline by 0.4 percent. This relatively moderate decline is due to hard-to-replace gas use in the chemical and industrial sectors, which limits the impact of an accelerating decline in gas used for power."
So it looks to be relatively flat between today and 2050. With more countries getting into LNG, I can see their being a pushdown on the LNG prices. Qatar also has 100 or so year of reserves based on current production rates. I don't think Qatar is in that much trouble but they still have to diversify because the up and down markets and uncertainty of the future.
In deed, that sovereign fund owns the most important landmarks in London's downtown (The Shard, Harrod's etc)
Excellent. I want to be a citizen of Qatar!
yup though qatar has more gas
it also has oil deposits mainly offshores but isn't as big as it's gas deposit whom rivals that's of russia's
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Living in Qatar for last three years and don’t want to leave..best country to live on earth 🌍
So sad that Iran is right above and much bigger but government ruined it
and Qatar with not much population has so much money
fair play though
@@hkar4385 that's because the usa took out the shah in the 70s and went back to the stone age
@@rickypv2978 stone age is exaggeration but Iran can be more advanced with a proper government
@@hkar4385 fair enough
@@rickypv2978 I wish Iran becomes a well known country because it has a lot of potential :(
Oil is not the same thing as natural gas. By 2050 the world may be less oil dependant, but that's mostly because of switching from oil to natural gas.
Found this from the experts at McKinesey: "Gas will be the strongest-growing fossil fuel and will increase by 0.9 percent from 2020 to 2035. It is the only fossil fuel expected to grow beyond 2030, peaking in 2037. From 2035 to 2050, gas demand will decline by 0.4 percent. This relatively moderate decline is due to hard-to-replace gas use in the chemical and industrial sectors, which limits the impact of an accelerating decline in gas used for power."
So it looks to be relatively flat between today and 2050. With more countries getting into LNG, I can see their being a pushdown on the LNG prices. Qatar also has 100 or so year of reserves based on current production rates. I don't think Qatar is in that much trouble but they still have to diversify because the up and down markets and uncertainty of the future.
natural gas is used in cooking and electricity
whilst oil is used in transformation creating plastics and many more
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson gas in the industry will be replaced by green hydrogen.
Gas fired power plants will be replaced by renewable energy, battery storage and nuclear power plants furthermore qatar won't be the only country exporting LNG. There will be competition so no more Qatari premium on gas exports.
@@truethat7681 yes, natural gas consumption worldwide will indeed be slightly rising for years but the competition for LNG is going to rise. US is working right now to get more LNG going. QATAR Isn’t in bad of position as Saudi Arabia but they still have to diversify if they want to stay as rich as they are now
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Bro even hypothetically the world stops using ICE cars, diesel generators and diesel fired power plants the world would still need oil for aviation, shipping and petrochemicals.
And to tbh the world doesn't have enough lithium resources which can electrify all the vehicles on this planet. So saudi arabia isn't in a bad spot.
Qatar got rich because of natural gas not oil. Liquefied natural gas (LNG). Qatar ships it gas around the world especially to countries in east Asia.
Tx you for the info jaybee. Simple but clear.
1:50 “i feel like i could leave my wallet, passport, keys and come back in a few hours and they’d still be here” well you’re right in Qatar when someone’s car breakdowns in the middle of the road we just leave the keys on the tire and ask the towing truck to come pick it up. Crime especially robbery is very rare here due to strict laws regulating it and this applies to just not Qatar but the entire GCC (Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman)
Better than Japan?
@@blackman5867 I haven’t been to Japan so I can’t comment
Wow. I can't. Believe
@@hildalarico6236 Islam teaches us to be honest! Qur’an (49:18) Surely God knows every hidden thing of the heavens and the earth. God sees all that you do.
@@blackman5867 much safer than Japan and almost every nation. I cant think of one safer than Qatar.
natural gas and oil. to be fair, many of the non-citizens still earn very well. I used to work for Exxon and my colleague left to work in Qatar and was making 1.3M+bonus, so that wealth isnt just restricted to citizens.
Mainly natural gas, which it’s use is not expected to decrease any time soon.
any position for entry level workers??
Man how would one get into that kind of field
@@gianni_4 engineering degree, and I think they do IQ tests and stuff like that so you have to pass those. It's pretty tough to get a job at Exxon now from what I've heard. Back in my day, they would come out to campus and just hire lots.
@@watchdealer11 that’s really interesting I’m currently working for a subcontractor that does environmental and dirt work in solar farms I’m trying to break into the energy field. Solar seems to be the boom right now but of course natural gas and oil pays the best currently I’m considering getting a degree in either energy or electronics. Seems like a very competitive company to work for I just updated my LinkedIn more and researching more companies I would love to travel outside the US and work. I met some dude in Pennsylvania who was an inspector on the gas line and he made like 700 grand is 6-7 monts working for shell and this dude has never labored in his life, he just got the Inspector job through someone he knew.
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he may have a million dollars instead tho lol
I did a 3 day stopover in Doha this past October while on my way to Tanzania (solo female traveler). Felt 100% safe and never had any rude, aggressive male harassment ever. Yet, I found the place to be oddly soulless. There's definitely that Disneyland, no-expense-spared aesthetic with these huge wide open spaces and hardly ANY people, but also grueling construction zones in the some parts of the city (all black and brown people, non-Qatari doing that labor). It all felt like a strange dream. I definitely took note of all the foreign workers everywhere. I even ended up having Henna painted on my hands with someone I met via social media. She too - foreign. Interestingly, she told me lots of details about the ins and outs of owning a biz there. You basically have to have a Qatari "sponsor". All these foreign workers - they make a pretty big sacrifice in many of these Gulf states: they surrender their passports while in the country. Think about that for a minute. It's a pretty scary prospect. Since my time traveling in both Qatar and then UAE on this trip, I have chatted with a few colleagues of mine (I am a registered nurse). I know several nurses now working with me in the US who are from the Philippines that have had stints working in some of these countries and I have heard a few horror stories. One nurse told me, "Yeah. You don't EVER mess with a local". Now consider that "messing" with is pretty difficult to define. One particular male nurse (Filipino) she worked with was suddenly just whisked away from the hospital by police. He was back at work about a week later with his head shaven (he was being prepped for imprisonment, I guess). Some 16 yr old (and this is key - Qatari citizen) patient made some accusation and just like that, this nurse is off to prison - no due process, no innocent until proven guilty. I'm so happy for my nurse colleagues that are now safely working in the USA. These human rights violations concern me. I have wondered whether it is even good ethical practice to fly some of these venerable Mideast airlines (Emirates, Qatar, etc. - by the way, all staffed by non-Qatari, non-UAE citizens). I'd be curious to hear what others have so say on this.
It is funny you use USA an an example of human rights champion when they literally bomb other counties into oblivion. And no, no one is safe in the states. You never know a gunman could enter a school or hospital and shoot people.
The reason they hold their passports is because often times people take loans or owe money to other people and never pay back the loan instead running away to a different country
@@stevves4647 Well, they don’t do this in the US or other countries. Is that reason to strip someone’s absolute freedom?
Well said J. It is sad how people can be blinded with numbers, bloody cars and buildings.
All GCC only like white women as air hostess in their airlines
Qatar export gas not oil as mentioned, both are different things,
most income it's from oil 1.5 million barrel per day with 32 billion dollar per year + gas is second place with 27 billion dollar per year
you forget say electric and water is free in qatar for qatari citizens no electric bell , government give 1000m land for each citizen for build his dream home + 350 thousand dollar for build it + international schools is all most free in qatar for qatari citizens goverment pay + University is completely free + 0 tax county
It's heaven if u get citizenship in that country .
@@plataoplomo9096 I'm a citizen of qatar
@@J.Obaidan won the lottery lol
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😭😭a country that prioritises their citizens and not looting them...seems like a dream.🤧
And remember the Qatari emir is highly educated compared to other arab emir. He is visionary. Back when the gulf countries imposed restrictions on Qatar, Emir Al Thani brought all intelligent people in table and we saw what happened after that. The same country which had to import Vegetables from India started growing them in their own land. The project was so successful Qatar now export some of those crops to nearby country. Instead of building Tall skyscrapers Qatar let many European companies to open their office for less taxes which brought innovations.
But deep down all these are meaningless until we take back Jerusalem
Hahahahhah your funny
Based comment r u qatari?
@@Thomas-uf8si no I'm not.
Yknow when iraq invaded kuwait few decades back..the kuwaitis ran to usa for help. If usa had not responded..iraq would have taken all gcc all the way upto Yemen. Incl dear Qatar . Iraq had lot of oil money at that time. Qatar uae etc would all be history..part of iraq
#freepalestine
Ever heard of the Qatar investment authority ,should have covered it up .....
Electric cars run on electricity, electeicity = Natural gas. Oil is goin down, natural gas is going uo
Please make a video about how employees are treated in Qatar. Especially workers from india, pakistan, they treat them like animals also people who work in customer's servuce . So what is the point to be the wealthiest coutry in the world while treating people like shit?
No one is forcing them to work there Everyones free to leave.You are jsut jealous of QATAR.Because iam,just now i came to know that qatar citizens have free everything,The govt gives them 1000m land,money to built,international school fees free,water ,electricity free,no tax,No university fee.
Isnt this how every country should be???Prioritising their citizens.Those migrant workers are ready to suffer because their very own country doesnt give a damn about them.
Even American (the so called first world country,where california should be named as "shittyfornia") citizens are being looted by their very own govt.
So out of all the greatness,you are pointing to the one thing that US media fed you,you are just jealous.
Its emirati paid propaganda
@@Muslimiintawaawalaalo
LOL. No. That's just a nice way of making the population lazy and needy requiring even more money than the economy can produce to sustain it.
I agree with you my friend . Free food… free universities … free house . It’s a blessing from Jesus . Only the Blood
@@guess7576 we are talking about immigrants. Not only the people who work in constructions. I am not going to justify myself to some internet troll.
Qatar invested in Liquid Gas before the whole world. They literally invented a methodology to liquify it and then transport it. Also they have a gigantic fund same as Norway.
great vid, Uptin!
great content as always
Please make more content about Qatar I love these vids
Qatar is also investing in many other countries, that will help their country to stay on the top, because they have business everywhere
Like which vountry
@@Sthmohtwenty where are you from
@@dausmaa2416 why ......were r u from ...
@@Sthmohtwenty I'll tell you some Qatar investment in your country
@@dausmaa2416 u don't know we're I from u talking b/s but I can tell u katar never invest in my country...my country is rich in my natural resources etc an very beautiful weather...u did tell were9 u fro,
Being in qatar 🇶🇦 since 5 years working here. Im in love with the facilities and quality of life. I must say I love qatar 🇶🇦
Did anyone mention that this dude looks like nasser al khulaifi?
I am currently working here in Qatar, They Said it is the Richest Country but the Salary Rates are in Low to average rates, only good for executive positions!
+ citizen
I like these "Uptin style" videos :)
Hey there, how are you doing?
of course the dark side is that this was one of the golf countries that spent the most on financing the war that destroyed Syria (like hundreds of Billions of dollars) ... .
The plan was to pass a gas pipeline from the golf through Syria and which would go either to Turkey and than to Europe or to the eastern mediteranean (either Syria or Tripoli Lebanon) and than under the sea in a pipeline to Europe.
Europe wanted to not be dependent on Russian gas... instead they ended up with millions of refugees where the majority is hard to integrate since they are coming from very conservative/religious rural Syria...
Damn
Europe don't have Syrian refugees but turkey have Syrian refugees ....west is not that good that they will allow refugees to stay in their countries whole world know the stance of west properly .....😂🤣 We will keep ukraine refugees but not Syrian refugees ....no doubt turkey hate you a lot now after all they are bearing the cost of Syrian refugees not some west countries
First time here! I'm just amazed by what I saw on this channel everything looks so nice it's ultra-luxury places.🤩
Thanks so much! I’m happy you’re enjoying it
@@uptin Wow, I was surprised you responded. I thought famous vloggers don't care. 🤔🤩🤩🤩✌hahaha!
All that's okay, but let's talk about Labor Deaths that occurred in the construction of the World Cup infrastructure.
No action has been taken against the violators.
The violators hold other countries by the balls, they export a essential commodity, specially now, no one is going to something about it
Accidents happen
You should also include how Qatar treats foreign low income labours. Paying them in peanuts, making them work 12 hours a day and holding onto their passports so that they can't quit.
Stop saying bad stuff . Live in Baltimore City and have sqeegie kids run up to yyiu , and high crime and homeless . Live in Peace of Christ in Qatar
Not to forget the 15,000 plus foreign workers who already died for the sake of a show off World Cup. I can’t comprehend why a country this rich is treating the foreign low income workers so bad.
@@GetCrossedSG give me a source of where the “15,000” people died.
Prove that !!
@@GetCrossedSG source please
Your videos are awesome, getting some johnny harris vibes
Good Informative video. Good luck with your youtube channel. Thank you. 👍✌️❤️🙂😍
Quality content as always
Thanks!
@@uptin No, Thanks to you ♥️🦦 im Going to Qatar For the World Cup and i have got match tickets for England vs Iran 😂😂!!! Just realizing what a coincidence this is
Finally a positive video about Qatar. Thank you!
Great videos
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
@@uptin You are welcome..
Unique channel and informative
Thanks for sharing your video vlog it's nice to know about the place
fun fact
despite is size qatar has the same natural gas deposit as russia
which would translate to even more way they could be the richest nation on earth by overflowing surpluss revenue and investing it to global market so it would grew even more
@Bub Ibju nah bruh small nation + small population means less money to spend
most of the qataris are millionaires and billionaires so the government doesn't have to spend a dime to their healthcare and financial assistance
because of their small land and already progressed infrastructures the government doesn't also have to spend a dime for roads hospitals schools bridges and so on and so forth
which equates to more money to get and no money to spend in 2021 alone they made $87.2 billion in oil and gas industry and there's not indication of it stopping in any near future even if the oil industry becomes worthless because of the ev and solar emerging markets they could still rake in billions with their gas deposits
In the colder months it's like EXTREME
Even Japan without much natural resources is rich. Every country can be rich if they get rid of corruption, invest & develop their human resources.
So are South Korea and Singapore.
I love your contents and videos. I would like to learn from you how to make such videos and vlogging? Do you offer class?
Why qatar soo rich best answer not just oil but leadership
Lots of countries have oil but go to politicians pocketsfirst
Syria has oil
Entire Middle East has oil from iraq all the way till algira
There policy should align with the west. Otherwise it wouldn't take much to destabilise countries like Qatar.
Nice your video 👌
Great analysis
As someone who's lived in Qatar, the country is not all luxury and Disney land, you're in the nicest part of Doha, which is called Pearl Island. A small trip to the Old Airport neighborhood or any other part of Doha would blow your mind of how underdeveloped those areas are.
+ Qatari economy depends mainly on liquefied gas, not on oil.
he should go to Industrial Area. that's where the action happens 🤣
@@merlinarthur4072 that place is technically not Qatar, it is legally a part of Pakistan/ India. He should pay them a visit though, would be a lot more interesting than The Pearl haha
I totally agree with you! Qatar is boring tbh
But isn’t that any city in the world tho. Like NYC, london, paris etc they all have the “bad part” Qatar do I have seen it, but trust me, it’s still not as bad as some bad side neighbourhoods here in Europe 😅😅
qatar export 1.5 million oil barrel pre day 37 billion dollar pre year from oil with price 60 dollar per barrel , and 29 billion dollar from gas
Thank you Uptin you deserve more views...Qatar is rich Because of gas and other resources and low population and good government
as iranian my country are very rich and has second gas resources after Russia but the people are poor compare to those GCC countries even with countries without any resources because we have bad governments and corruption ..I hope change everything
Sanctions along with corruption is also another aspect
Iran has more than 80 million Iranians, whereas Qatar has just around 300 K Qataris. The embargo has also been hurting Iran
@@containedhurricane
Fertility rate in Iran is about 1.9
Iran is culturally rich and prosperous. It ain't need any as the Iranians are the stronghold of faith, loyalty and education & good cultured women & thousand years of old civilization which is still growing strong. Every country has rich and poor divide. Economy is run by the foundation of poor & middle class people which will always be in that way. The qataris might live with three extra imported wives but the workers live in caged conditions & just food as the resource & little or no money.
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Its shows how US and britian is still to this day looting your country.
I am working in qatar and I love ❤🇶🇦qatar
Please note only 9% of the population of Qatar are considered to be citizens and most of the public data are on Qatari citizens. Although there are some non-citizens who are doing well. There are huge number of immigrants working and suffering under Qatari citizens who enforced the kalafa system until they recently abolished it due to pressure from FIFA.
You have homeless people dying in your streets. Don't be a hypocrite when you bring the word suffering.
@@faisalalhay5445 Everyone has homeless people dying in the streets and part of the reason is because of Asia and Islamist Organizations who sell these drugs to fund their activities. Where do you think the Opium comes from?
@@faisalalhay5445 And don't come here with that fallacy of Whataboutism! South Asians are treated like f*cking slaves there. How dare you try to negate that?!
@@faisalalhay5445 And there is homelessness in Qatar based on my research. Migrant workers particularly sleep at the construction sites because their wages are so low, they cannot afford housing.
@@faisalalhay5445 everything I said is true, thats why all of all a sudden you try to attack me claiming my country has homelessness. Meaning you are finding a way to discredit me.
Perfect weather? Press “X” to doubt. 🤔
Temperature is perfect? The first time hear that about this country!
I came in the right time
As someone that lives in Qatar but isn’t from Qatar, yes, it is this rich because and only if not mostly cause of oil exportation
Its becouse of good leader look in africa we had alot of oil and all natuaral resources but just becouse of bad leaders we are poor
Amazing!
Because of geologist George Reynolds..an Englishman who found oil in the middle east..in 1908.
Qatar also invest in public listed companies...ex : in volksawagon they own around 6% stake
Not only in public company but whole world from France , uk ,america , india and Singapore .
Nice video bro
Thanks!
1:43 “the temperature’s perfect” I think you went a little overboard there cuz this video is made in JUNE and it’s one of the hottest months
I filmed the video in April but had to post in June!
Rare minerals are needed to make chips, etc.
To think the humble gas turbine engine makes gas from AIr. Or should I say money ?
I’m glad that you visited my country :3, ( DONT go to the smoking places in Souq wagif it’s pretty bad +.+ )
No temperature is not perfect. I have been there. You must have visited at the right time. When I was there it was alive 5am and ghost town by ten until 6. Too hot to come out 120 degrees
Ain’t all countries around the word have one bad season though. Summer in Qatar to me is equivalent to winter season in Michigan. Qatar is only has a bad weather from June - august. The rest of the year is cool and nice
Haven't watched the video yet, my guesses:
1. U.S. military base offering protection.
2. Small Population and a large amount of oil & natural gas exports.
3. Not burdened by war and terrorism because of said U.S. military base.
No one talk about USA millitary base also we there is alot of usa millitary bases in more countries that terrorists are still strong .
Look syria and iraq
1:20 Peninsula. Not an island
Countries like Qatar also invest in American and European companies to have a nice cash flow when oil sector dies out.
Not just America or Europe. Also in Asia, South America Australia and Africa. It’s called diversifying and every country should do that regardless there is oil or no oil.
Wow , cant belive you got messed up between oil and gas . atar has gas not oil
hey there i am coming to qatar this world cup i got 10 tickets for the cup but the hotels are already booked i cant find a sinlge bed in qatar to book for my self in november and december . can u pls make a video on how can we the people who r coming to see 2022 cup can book hotels and also can u tell that how much we should expect the prices of hotels in that time. thank you so much . love your videos.
You need to apply for Haya card. This will grant you access to 6 GCC countries. There is shuttle flights to Dubai, abhdhabi, Kuwait and Riyadh. So you can have accommodation in Dubai and then have 40 min shuttle flight to Doha for the match
Dude, Qatar relies on gas exports not oil. Demand for gas is increasing as it is greener than other fossil fuels
With so much money circulating Qatar would it be a smart move to start a business in Qatar?
I hope to travel and work there 😅
& its the home of Qatar Airways. World's 5 Star Airline
Qatar is an LNG country. Not oil focused.
Fossil fuels intregated automobiles are reducing for sustainability but Air Flights are increasing 😀
I wish my country was as prosperous and developed as Qatar 😩
What country
@@torresthemonster Bangladesh
As a Indian. I think You should
Be happy because your country is second largest fastest growing economy 🙂
@@Aydin534 Still we have so many difficult challenges which are prevailing and still no want does anything to resolve it. Another issue is more and more we are experiencing brain drain which is definitely leading to further great loss to our economy
@@Hi5Ripon i believe pm Hasina will solve every problem
I wish i was in this country .. beautiful and perfect country ... Just want me qatar
That conversion from petroleum to electricity will happen very fast. I bought an EV car recently and it's so cheap to drive that my fuel bill is 10 times less. After using if prices of EV drop it will totally kill the petrol/diesel car sale over night.
stepping up their economy to get off oil is smart
Very informative. I wonder how rich are the citizens versus the workers.
I am curious too..
Beautiful country
I wanna go thereee 🥺🥺
I born and grew up here in Qatar.
They have halal McDonald’s,Burger King and Domino’s pizza.
Come to sudani roundabout and I will show my room and lifestyle
Perfect🌴🌴🌴🌴
I wonder when GDP per capita became an accurate representation of wealth.
Interestingly, all of the countries that rank higher than the US in GDP per capita have less than 10 million people and are either oil-rich or tax havens.
the true gdp per person it 1.5 million dollar pee person if you divide gdp to qatari citizens, but if you divide it with all people who live there 3 million you will got 120 thousand dollars
Real fascinating I want that my country will be like that wealth is distributed but unfortunately there are politicians only care to put money in their pocket like Venezuela 3rd country in the world with petrolum, gas ,gold etc. Congratulations Quatar 🌟🌟
Qatar
Super Country Quatar, In fact all the countries in GCC are super.
Amazing Qatar
Qatar is such an amazing country with visionary leadership. Would love to visit it one day. Greetings frm Pakistan 🇵🇰🧡👍🏻
Love Qatar from UAE. Very nice country
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The temperature is definitely NOT perfect especially during the summer. It’s the worst!🥴
It’s only bad for like 3 months June - august. The rest of the year totally fine day and night
we have road with AC in qatar in walking open area dont worry about temperatur
Simple the Emir is a visionary and great man
Qatar not rely in LNG alone...with small population approximately 300 thousand...they invest their money in SWF....with currently in 450 billion dollar with projected return of investment 6,37% annually...they want to expand their SWF into 850 billion dollar for financial independent...with surge demand of LNG from Europe cause of ukraine....they would achieve that easyly...
When you take that Thames river ferry and you will find many buildings on either side of the river, 80% of them are owned by Qatar, the one including Shard!
LNG and OIl are very different
Didn't they bribe their way into hosting football
Qatar is an amazing country, very nice place to live similar to all Arabian Gulf countries which are safe places to be. Wish Qatar and Qatari people all the best. ♥
I lived in Qatar for 1 year and it’s one of the best places to live! Wish I could go back sometimes!
Pourriez vous faire une vidéo comment investir au qatar s'il vous plaît
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