Qatar’s infrastructure market poised for growth spurred by policy support, investment incentives

Doha, Qatar: Qatar s infrastructure sector is poised for robust expansion over the next five years, driven by government capital spending, strategic e...

Doha, Qatar: Qatar’s infrastructure sector is poised for robust expansion over the next five years, driven by government capital spending, strategic economic diversification, and ambitious energy and transportation upgrades.

According to Mordor Intelligence, the infrastructure market for construction works across diverse sectors is valued at $33.40bn (QR121.59bn) in 2025 and is projected to reach $41.30bn (QR150.35bn) by 2030, expanding at a 4.30 percent CAGR.

The data highlights that the sustained expansion rests on the Third National Development Strategy’s mandate to diversify the economy, the $22.2bn five-year capital plan from the Public Works Authority, and the country’s rapid digital-infrastructure rollout that has already delivered median 5G download speeds above 520 Mbps.

Speaking to The Peninsula, Neil Wilson, Managing Director at The Sovereign Group, said: “Currently, several sectors in Qatar stand out as highly attractive for foreign investors.

Infrastructure and construction remain strong due to ongoing development projects and preparations for future events.”