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Qatar is one of the most diverse countries in the world, with people from nearly every corner of the globe calling it home. As of 2024, expatriates make up a staggering 88.4% of the population, equivalent to about 2.76 million people. In comparison, Qatari nationals represent just 11.6%, or approximately 360,000 individuals. This unique demographic mix has transformed Qatar into a melting pot of cultures and traditions.
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The largest expatriate community in Qatar is Indian, making up 21.8% of the population, or around 700,000 people. Following closely are Bangladeshis and Nepalis, each accounting for 12.5% of the population (400,000 people). Egyptians (9.35%), Filipinos (7.36%), and Pakistanis (4.7%) also contribute significantly to the country’s vibrant population. Smaller communities from Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and even the United States add to the rich cultural tapestry.
This diversity is a reflection of Qatar’s role as a global hub for business, tourism, and development. The country attracts professionals, workers, and families from across the globe, all of whom contribute to its rapid growth and dynamic society. From bustling markets to state-of-the-art skyscrapers, Qatar is a place where cultures meet and thrive together.
While expatriates dominate the population, Qatar is actively working on initiatives like ‘Qatarization’ to increase the representation of its citizens in key sectors. This effort aims to create a more balanced society while preserving the unique global character that makes Qatar so special.
Whether you’re walking through Doha’s streets or visiting its iconic landmarks, you’ll encounter a mix of languages, cuisines, and traditions, all blending seamlessly in this remarkable country. Qatar truly embodies the spirit of global unity.
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