Qatar’s surge in radar and navigational equipment imports hits record highs in 2024
Qatar’s imports of radar, radio navigational aid and radio remote control equipment grew sharply in 2024. The market value climbed to $X, marking a X% rise from the previous year. Both the volume and financial value of these imports saw significant increases.
In 2024, Qatar imported X units of these products, a X% jump compared to 2023. The total import value reached $X, reflecting strong demand. The average price per unit dropped by X%, settling at $X.
Denmark remained the largest supplier, holding a X% share of Qatar’s total imports. The United States followed as the second-biggest source, with a X% share. Among suppliers, Tunisia offered the lowest price at $X per unit, while France had the highest at $X thousand per unit.
Thales Group, based in France, was the leading supplier of these products to Qatar in 2024. The country’s consumption of such equipment had previously peaked in 2012 at $X but has not reached that level since.
The surge in imports highlights Qatar’s growing reliance on advanced navigational and control systems. With Denmark and the US as key suppliers, the market continues to expand. Prices, however, have varied widely depending on the country of origin.
