Distribution: 

The contemporary logistics system in Qatar is particularly efficient when it comes to the distribution of commodities. The country’s advantageous Middle Eastern position, coupled with its vast seaports and well-connected transportation infrastructure, enables the seamless transportation of products. (Khawandi, 2022). To guarantee prompt delivery of goods, the government of Qatar aggressively invests in state-of-the-art technology and logistics management. (MI, 2023).Additionally, the nation mostly depends on international trade agreements and air freight, which makes a large range of goods easily accessible. (UN, 2022). Qatar’s distribution network is strong despite its modest size, guaranteeing that customers may access a wide variety of goods.

Consumption: 

A flourishing consumer culture has been fostered in Qatar by high levels of disposable money and a growing expatriate population. The nation’s tendency for luxury products is seen in its purchasing patterns, which place a high value on imported goods and brands (Farrag, 2021). The demand for exclusivity and a high standard of living are the driving forces behind this trend. Qatari consumers have a taste for extravagance and a propensity for technology, high-end clothing, and imported cars (MR, 2022). Modern shopping centers and other retail infrastructure, funded by the government, are examples of how the government supports thriving consumer spending and a retail industry that serves the wide range of requirements and tastes of Qatari citizens (Gordon, 2023).