Yusuf Musa

Agriculture is an important sector for Azerbaijan, accounting for 35.6% of employment and 5.5% of the country's GDP

Since gaining independence in 1971, Bangladesh has demonstrated consistently high economic growth rates, which has increased the well-being of the local population in recent decades.

Qatar’s event calendar heats up with an exciting array of cultural, artistic, and sporting activities with the beginning of the winter season.

In today's increasingly interconnected world, Qatar is fast becoming a popular destination for people in need of specialized medical procedures

Turkey almost fully meets its demand for tea through its own production. From 2019 to 2023, the volume of tea production in the country increased on average by 3.3% and reached 343.5 thousand tons.

Azerbaijan's economy is based on the production and export of oil and petroleum products, and therefore largely depends on world prices for this type of fuel.

Kickstarting the winter season, Qatar Calendar’s October Edition is set to offer a fun-filled month of entertainment, renowned exhibitions, and cultural experiences catering to all tastes and interests.

Agriculture plays a significant role in the Tunisian economy, forming 9.8% of GDP and providing 14.0% of total employment.

Qatar is gearing up to host a series of multicultural events this September including art exhibitions, musical performances, and thrilling tournaments for sports enthusiasts.

Over the period 2018-2023, the volume of flakes and cereal consumption in the UAE increased by 12.9% to reach a record level of 10.5 thousand tons.