A report by Osmaikh Real Estate stated that large-scale contracts related to projects currently being completed by the state, along with new developments launched this year, form a key pillar in supporting growth in the construction sector. The report highlighted that these projects will contribute to the development of vital sectors, including infrastructure, education, health, communications, and information technology. The necessary financial resources for these initiatives have been allocated under the Third National Development Strategy, ensuring continued progress on approved infrastructure projects—particularly those in the municipal, commercial, transportation, health, and education sectors—within the framework of major project spending plans.

The report further projected that 2025 will see the launch of over 3,300 tenders covering 21 economic sectors and comprising more than 189 different activities. It also noted that the municipal and environmental sector’s allocation for this year stands at QAR 21.9 billion, while tenders in the sector are valued at QAR 56.2 billion. These include the completion of infrastructure works for both new and existing plots designated for citizens, as well as the launch of more than 22 new projects.