Intelligence & Analysis

Executive Briefings

Analysis and intelligence for Qatar's conglomerate leadership — grounded in sovereign data.

National Workforce

Qatar's Health Capacity and the National Workforce

National Planning Council, State of Qatar (Health Services Statistics, Chapter 6, 2024)

Qatar held its per-capita health capacity level for four years, then made a deliberate 2024 step-change in hospital beds — increasingly private-led.

8 min readJuly 2026
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National Workforce

Qatar's Private Sector and the Distance to 2030

National Planning Council, State of Qatar (Labour Force Survey Annual Bulletins, 2020–2024)

Qatar's ambition of more than 20% of Qataris in the private sector by 2030 asks for roughly 1,600 net additions a year — the measure of the opportunity.

8 min readJuly 2026
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Human Capital

Qatar's Graduates and the Preparation Signal

National Planning Council, State of Qatar (Education Statistics, 2024)

Al Hayir LLC examines Qatar's graduate pipeline: 7,597 graduates in 2023/24, 4,360 Qatari, 74.7% women — the talent entering its workforce.

7 min readJuly 2026
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Private Sector Formation

Qatar's Private Sector and the Formation Signal

National Planning Council, State of Qatar (data.gov.qa, CC-BY 4.0)

Al Hayir LLC traces Qatar's private-sector workforce from primary data: Qatari participation is recovering, but below the pace the 2030 target requires.

7 min readJuly 2026
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Conglomerate Governance

Qatar's Family Conglomerates and the Governance Inflection

National Planning Council, State of Qatar (data.gov.qa, CC-BY 4.0)

Al Hayir LLC reads Qatar's data: an economy diversifying beyond oil-and-gas extraction — the governance inflection it sets for family conglomerates.

6 min readJune 2026
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