Qatar : du désert au sommet du monde, l’ambition d’un royaume – Documentaire Stratégie - AT

How did Qatar establish itself as a global power in 30 years? ✋ What are the challenges facing the world? They're here 👉 https://bit.ly/3nbDE0S Subscribe 🙏 00:26 Introduction to Qatar 03:00 Qatari Culture and Traditions 08:04 Qatari Society and Its Evolution 11:11 History of Qatar 20:59 Qatar's Economic Development 26:27 Foreign Workers in Qatar 32:19 The Role of Women in Qatari Society 38:58 The FIFA World Cup in Qatar 47:47 The Arab Spring and Its Consequences 55:15 The New Era Under Emir Tamim 01:12:10 The Gulf Crisis and the Blockade of Qatar 01:20:19 Reconciliation and Qatar's Role in the Region 01:28:42 Qatar, a Key Player in Regional Geopolitics How did Qatar, a small but immensely wealthy kingdom in the Persian Gulf, become... Has Qatar earned its place among the nations? Through a portrait of the ruling family, this documentary explores the paradoxes of a country whose rise fascinates as much as it frightens. It is a tiny state with outsized ambitions. In three decades, Qatar, a desert territory sandwiched between Saudi Arabia and Iran, has established itself as one of the richest countries in the world. Once a remote Ottoman province and then a British protectorate, the kingdom proclaimed its independence in 1971 through its future emir, Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani. In 1995, he was overthrown by his son Hamad, who invested in gas exploitation, rapidly modernized the country, and used his vast capital and soft power to strengthen Qatar's influence abroad, ultimately securing the hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Weakened by the Arab Spring—after initially encouraging revolutionary movements, Qatar faced criticism for its support of the radical Muslim Brotherhood—Hamad abdicated in 2013 in favor of his son Tamim. The young sheikh, with his image as the ideal son-in-law, weathered the storms (scandals surrounding the World Cup, but above all, the total embargo imposed by Saudi Arabia and its allies against the country from 2017 to 2021) and, thanks to the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan and the war in Ukraine, managed to establish himself as an indispensable partner for the West. Sociology and Geopolitics: Through a portrait of the Al-Thani dynasty and three generations of leaders, this documentary offers an insider's account of the destiny of a nation sitting atop the world's largest gas field, propelled onto the global stage by the power of money and skillful diplomacy. With the World Cup kicking off on November 20th, the film immerses viewers in a highly stratified society where the opulence of some (the 300,000 Qataris, 80% of whom are civil servants, who benefit handsomely from the trickle-down effect of wealth) exists alongside the misery of the exploited. Between Bedouin conservatism and Western modernity, between success stories and shadowy underbelly, this film delves into the paradoxes of the kingdom alongside Qataris (including members of the ruling family), international experts, and foreign workers. Watch on Our World: Counterterrorism and Human Rights: The Legal Impasse    • Antiterrorisme et droits humains : l'impas...   Iran: From Isolation to Empire? The Great Strategic Comeback    • Iran : la stratégie secrète pour dominer l...   The Return of the Bear: How Putin Challenges the West    • Poutine et la revanche russe : l’ombre d’u...   Qatar, a Dynasty Conquering the World Directed by Sylvain Lep, Miyuki Droz Aramaki, it All Rights Reserved #Qatar #Geopolitics #Documentary #AlThaniDynasty #SoftPower #ArabWorld #OurWorld #WorldCup2022 #AlJazeera #NaturalGas