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The object of this research is the energy policy of Qatar on the example of gas sector. The subject of this research is the key directions and trends in the development of energy policy, i.e. its external and internal dimensions. Detailed analysis is conducted on the energy diplomacy of Qatar being a small state. The author determines the key areas for further use of gas export revenues for sustainable development of Qatar's national economy and its diversification. The article explores the peculiarities of Qatar&amp;rsquo;s energy diplomacy; its interaction with the European and Asian countries, the United States, as well as multinational energy corporations for the purpose of development of the own fuel and energy infrastructure. The scientific novelty lies in the attempt to generalize the key vectors of energy policy of modern Qatar, aligning them with the goals of economic development set in the strategic plan &amp;ldquo;Vision 2030&amp;rdquo;. This article is first to introduce sources in foreign languages into the scientific discourse. Leaning on these sources, the author reveals the &amp;ldquo;success factors&amp;rdquo; of Qatar's energy policy and growth potential, including in the conditions of &amp;ldquo;green transition&amp;rdquo;. The conclusion is made that Qatar would continue to invest in the development of gas sector, which is the major resource for qualitative assessment of the economic model. Such development implies open interaction with various external actors and the use of the latest technologies.	

Energy policy of Qatar at the present stage: external and internal dimensions (on the example of gas sector)