Özet:

With $16.7 trillion oil and gas reserves, after the US and Russia, Qatar, the world’s third largest natural gas producer, a $212 billion GDP, a 6.2 per cent economic growth, a $98,814 per capita national income, is trying to increase its regional and international efficiency by using this financial power as an important political tool. Qatar’s total investments and assets in the world are estimated at $115 billion and the total direct investments from Qatar to Turkey in the years 2000-2014 was $2323 billion. Although the political and economic relations between Qatar and Turkey are developing every day, the reasons for Turkey’s failure to draw Qatar capital sufficiently have been analyzed and strategies and policies to resolve have been determined. This article is prepared by evaluating the current findings, Effect Analysis, Analytical Research and Methods and the results of the survey, Benchmarking and SWOT Analysis.