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• 20th World Petroleum CongressInterviews | 27 September 2010

  Doha will host the upstream's Olymian event in December next year. Here H.E. Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Deputy Premier Minister Of Energy And Industry, Qatar Petroleum Chairman And Managing Director And Chairman Of The Higher Organising Committee For The 20th World Petroleum Congress explains why Qatar is the logical place to congregate, and what will dominate the conference sessions.

• African adventuresFeatures | 22 July 2010

  The oil and gas rich countries of North Africa are rapidly developing their production and export potential to meet energy-hungry European demand projections Words: Chris Sell.

• Offshore jewelFeatures | 19 May 2010

  Qatar's vast North Field gas and Al Shaheen oil resource wealth have made the small Gulf State the Middle East's offshore capital.

• Power playFeatures | 6 November 2009

  Qatar has sets its sights on the bulging middle distillates market. But can it match the muscle of export giants China & India?

• Going globalFeatures | 28 May 2008

  ConocoPhillips deal to send Qatar's gas to US markets marked a paradigm shift for marketing the region's LNG.

• Counting carbonFeatures | 17 January 2008

  The Kyoto Protocol has created a market for carbon trading. Are the Gulf states ready to trade pollution?

• Gas fuels growthFeatures | 2 October 2007

  Qatar has emerged as one of the world's leading gas producers with a rapidly growing liquified natural gas supply sector.

• Future still bright for GTLFeatures | 31 May 2007

  Pressing emissions and air quality issues mean gas-to-liquids (GTL) diesel will have an important role to play in the future, despite some industry setbacks in the first half of 2007.

• Learning the lessons of rapid expansionFeatures | 27 April 2007

  With a rapidly expanding commercial and residential construction sector, Qatar is facing up to material challenges and labour issues. Christopher Sell reports on how the local market is on a steep learning curve to realise its future ambitions.

• Energy contracts demand a shrewd eyeFeatures | 27 April 2007

  The growth of Qatar's energy industry has created a steady workload for international contractors.

• The oil rich and cash poorComment | 28 February 2007

  An industry generating a lot of money also needs plenty of investment cash to keep it afloat.

• Plenty of interest in a limited reserve of oilFeatures | 28 February 2007

  Tunisia continues to encourage oil and gas exploration activity.