Qatar has become a global business center, mainly through the clever use of natural resources, the support of a forward-thinking government, and the strong economic framework. The core of this change is Qatar National Vision 2030 (QNV 2030), which is an aspiring plan to make the economy more diverse, to drive sustainable development, and to ensure the well-being of future generations. This social policy that was presented in the year 2008 is not just a policy document but a guide for the country to take the front seat in the fields of innovation, sustainability, and economic diversification.

• Economic Development
  Qatar National Vision 2030 rests on a foundation of economic diversification that aims to reduce Qatar's dependence on oil sectors thereby creating an economy based on knowledge and skills. This policy opens the door to a plethora of opportunities within diverse sectors such as finance, healthcare, technology, and tourism. Such mega projects that have, to a certain extent, put Qatar on the global map are the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) and Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP), creating an infrastructure of facilities and benefits to entice international firms and providing a level playing field for both small businesses and multinational corporations.
• Social Development
  Equally important aspects that stand out in Qatar National Vision 2030 are social inclusion and cultural preservation. Programs ensuring equality, community engagement, and cultural programs come up to create a harmonized society that creates stability beneficial for business. Focused on enhancing social well-being, Qatar is emerging as a safe and emerging hub for global talents and offshore investments.
• Human Development
  Investment in human capital through Qatar National Vision 2030 emerges as the key priority for Qatar. Initiatives, such as Education City and collaborations with leading international universities, affirm Qatar's main commitment to invest in the education sector and boldly build a workforce trained specifically for employment requiring high skills. A highly educated and skilled labor force enables Qatar to stay ahead as a competitive player in the industry, such as technology, finance, and health care, for that ever-growing of business opportunities needing specialized talent.
• Environmental Development
  The idea of sustainability underlies the Qatar National Vision 2030, developing sound policies on renewable forms of energy, conservation of water, and green technology. The Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant is indeed a gesture-in-action towards such an initiative by Qatar. Among the investments committed by this plant is the promise of inducing suitable sustainable industries and technology.