de it's transportation and the war so it's a wonderful story too to say. the. serbs are projected to last around 160 years and have already made qatar the richest nation on the planet. germany's per capita gross domestic product for example is $43000.00 euros you could talk it's 2 and a half times that figure. that development has been meteoric as oil and petro dollars started being pumped into the economy we see a massive rise in infrastructure in buildings in and consistent with that we see social change tars manufacturing itself a modern society at its top is the emir who enjoys absolute power but he does use that power to benefit his people the country has a generous social security system for qatari nationals and a high standard of health care plus continued billions for education and the arts that's made a deliberate effort to cultivate what is called knowledge based economy and to prepare themselves for the post oil era. one calculated decision that was made was that in order to be able to survive you need additional revenue streams other than oil a

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