Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani

We need to think about it gradually. And look, Tucker, honestly, maybe I told you in a separate meeting that, you know, the pyramid of the needs of the people, first security. then food and water, then health, energy, education, education, strong economy, and then climate change and the environment. So we are living in a region that barely handling the three, like the three layers of foundation.

We need to think about it gradually. And look, Tucker, honestly, maybe I told you in a separate meeting that, you know, the pyramid of the needs of the people, first security. then food and water, then health, energy, education, education, strong economy, and then climate change and the environment. So we are living in a region that barely handling the three, like the three layers of foundation.

We need to think about it gradually. And look, Tucker, honestly, maybe I told you in a separate meeting that, you know, the pyramid of the needs of the people, first security. then food and water, then health, energy, education, education, strong economy, and then climate change and the environment. So we are living in a region that barely handling the three, like the three layers of foundation.

And people like coming and, you know, trying to impose on us the tip of that. We need to make sure that our neighbors, our surrounding are secured. We need to ensure that they are fed. We need to ensure that they have enough health care. We need to ensure that they have a good education. We need to make sure that they have energy, access to energy in the first place.

And people like coming and, you know, trying to impose on us the tip of that. We need to make sure that our neighbors, our surrounding are secured. We need to ensure that they are fed. We need to ensure that they have enough health care. We need to ensure that they have a good education. We need to make sure that they have energy, access to energy in the first place.

And people like coming and, you know, trying to impose on us the tip of that. We need to make sure that our neighbors, our surrounding are secured. We need to ensure that they are fed. We need to ensure that they have enough health care. We need to ensure that they have a good education. We need to make sure that they have energy, access to energy in the first place.

Well, look, why did they say that? This actually happened to us twice. Once, when we started the gas exploitation, it wasn't yet the future of the energy. At that time, this was back in the early 90s. And we took the risk. Qatar was in a totally different economic situation at that time. We took a great risk. We put a lot of pressure on the country and the needs of the country.

Well, look, why did they say that? This actually happened to us twice. Once, when we started the gas exploitation, it wasn't yet the future of the energy. At that time, this was back in the early 90s. And we took the risk. Qatar was in a totally different economic situation at that time. We took a great risk. We put a lot of pressure on the country and the needs of the country.

Well, look, why did they say that? This actually happened to us twice. Once, when we started the gas exploitation, it wasn't yet the future of the energy. At that time, this was back in the early 90s. And we took the risk. Qatar was in a totally different economic situation at that time. We took a great risk. We put a lot of pressure on the country and the needs of the country.

And apparently, the LNG picked up and became one of the main sources. Then, at the peak of the net zero and the green agenda, we announced the expansion of our production, which was back in 2018. And we decided to go on to invest.

And apparently, the LNG picked up and became one of the main sources. Then, at the peak of the net zero and the green agenda, we announced the expansion of our production, which was back in 2018. And we decided to go on to invest.

And apparently, the LNG picked up and became one of the main sources. Then, at the peak of the net zero and the green agenda, we announced the expansion of our production, which was back in 2018. And we decided to go on to invest.

And at that time, you can read reports from the IMF, for example, that a lot of countries will end up with a lot of oil and gas, but with no money, because they will have no countries to sell the gas to, or they will have no markets to sell their oil to. And this was just in 2018. And like everyone was panicked.

And at that time, you can read reports from the IMF, for example, that a lot of countries will end up with a lot of oil and gas, but with no money, because they will have no countries to sell the gas to, or they will have no markets to sell their oil to. And this was just in 2018. And like everyone was panicked.

And at that time, you can read reports from the IMF, for example, that a lot of countries will end up with a lot of oil and gas, but with no money, because they will have no countries to sell the gas to, or they will have no markets to sell their oil to. And this was just in 2018. And like everyone was panicked.

In the same year, we have announced that we are going to expand our gas field production. And we are hoping to double it by 2030. So from 77 million cubic ton, which was peaked in 2011 and continued being sustained until today, by 2030, we will reach 144 million. And that's basically will be the biggest.

In the same year, we have announced that we are going to expand our gas field production. And we are hoping to double it by 2030. So from 77 million cubic ton, which was peaked in 2011 and continued being sustained until today, by 2030, we will reach 144 million. And that's basically will be the biggest.

In the same year, we have announced that we are going to expand our gas field production. And we are hoping to double it by 2030. So from 77 million cubic ton, which was peaked in 2011 and continued being sustained until today, by 2030, we will reach 144 million. And that's basically will be the biggest.

After 2050. Who made that? I mean, that's like... That's an IMF report, actually. It's not a projection for Qatar, but it was for the entire GCC.

After 2050. Who made that? I mean, that's like... That's an IMF report, actually. It's not a projection for Qatar, but it was for the entire GCC.