Why can't women go to Qatar?

Because of Qatar's national conditions, women's status is low, and it is not convenient for women to show their faces outside. Therefore, it is very risky to refuse a tourist visa in Qatar, and many local intermediaries do not accept female passports to apply for tourist visas to Qatar.

? The oil and gas industry is the backbone of the card economy. In recent years, the government has invested heavily in the development of natural gas as the top priority of economic development. Qatar is the largest producer and exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world.

State of Qatar (Arabic:; State of Qatar), commonly known as Qatar. Is an Arab country in southwest Asia, located on the qatar peninsula on the southwest coast of the Persian Gulf, bordering Saudi Arabia in the south. The coastline is 563 kilometers long.

The oil and gas industry is the backbone of the card economy. In recent years, the government has invested heavily in the development of natural gas as the top priority of economic development. Qatar is the largest producer and exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world.

Qatar is an absolute monarchy emirate, which has been led by "Al Thani family" since the middle of19th century. Later, under the protection of Britain, oil and natural gas were discovered, which replaced the original pearl mining industry and became the most important source of income for the country.

Because of its rich oil resources, Qatar has become one of the richest countries in the world. Although its human development index is high and its citizens are extremely rich, it still cannot be regarded as a developed country because of its underdeveloped industry and manufacturing industry.

On the qatar peninsula, local residents have maintained their production activities for thousands of years, but for most of the time before, they were only temporarily inhabited by some nomadic tribes.

Among them, Khalifa and Sod tribes once swept the Arabian Peninsula (later became kings of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia respectively) and settled along the coastline, fishing and breeding pearls. These tribes often fight with each other for advantageous oyster farms, so that the whole territory is divided and unified, and there has never been a unified sovereignty.