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In 1995 Crown Prince Hamad bin Khalifa deposed his father to become emir and since then he has introduced some liberal reforms.


Press freedom has been extended and the Qatari satellite TV station Al Jazeera has become one of the most important broadcasters in the Arab world.

Elections in 1999 for a 29-member municipal council were the first in which Qatari women were allowed to vote and stand for office.

A constitution, providing for democratic reforms, came into force in 2005. On its heels, voting for a partially-elected parliament is expected to take place by 2007.

The population is small. Foreigners - including labourers attracted by a construction boom - outnumber natives. Oil money funds an all-embracing welfare state, with many services being free or heavily subsidised.

Possessing more than 15% of the world's proven gas reserves, Qatar has ambitions to become a global energy giant.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/country_profiles/791921.stm

Welcome Qatar

I just start a new blog, it will be in english although im Qatary guy but now adays i try to learn and develope my level of english language.

I will write about anything and everything there is no limitation of what i have to write. maybe i will write about Qatar or about any situation in my life.

the second topic will be about me :)