Qatar's Ministry of Commerce and Industry ("MoCI") has issued an updated edition of its Guide on Industrial Sectors and Restrictions on Industrial Activities in the State of Qatar.

Qatar's Ministry of Commerce and Industry ("MoCI") announced plans to launch 38 new electronic services by the end of 2025. The MoCI made the plans pursuant to its Strategy 2024-2030...

As part of the country's continuing strides as a regional technology hub by developing its digital infrastructure, the Qatar Ministry of Communications...

The Qatar Ministry of Labour ("Ministry") recently announced the launch of its National Strategy for an Effective and Highly Productive Workforce 2024 – 2030 ("Strategy"). The Strategy aims to increase citizen.

Qatar's Central Bank has launched a temporary loan deferral initiative allowing borrowers to postpone loan instalments and interest payments for up to three months in response to regional geopolitical developments.

Qatar's industrial sector has been experiencing significant growth, with the number of registered and licensed firms reaching 1,449 during the first half of this year.

The Ministry of Interior ("Ministry") announced the launch of the new Qatar Digital Identity application ("App"). According to the Ministry, the App stores digital versions...

Clyde & Co’s Qatar office regularly takes part in webinars arranged and hosted by the UK Trade & Investment office based in Qatar.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (“MoCI“) has commenced a phased update of the commercial activity classifications recorded for existing companies in Qatar. The initiative, which took effect on June 1, 2026, forms part of the MoCI’s efforts to align Qatar’s commercial registration framework with the Unified Economic Guide for the Classification of Economic Activities adopted across the Gulf Cooperation Council (“GCC“) member states.

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology ("MCIT") recently announced public consultations on six draft national policies aimed at accelerating Qatar's digital...

As the title suggests, to live in Qatar at the moment is to witness one of, if not the, most rapid stages of national infrastructure development on the planet.

The State of Qatar has introduced significant amendments to its Advocacy Law through Law No. 19 of 2025, fundamentally reshaping the legal profession's regulatory framework. These reforms expand the competencies of State Lawyers, modernize registration requirements, ease restrictions on commercial activities, and introduce new rules on advertising and fee structures.