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DAVOS, Switzerland: Qatar鈥檚 preparations for the 2022 football World Cup are fully on track after a boycott by its Gulf neighbors briefly disrupted fixed supply lines last year, its foreign minister said.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, who is also deputy prime minister, said Qatar鈥檚 economy was now growing much faster than anticipated and the huge gas exporter was well prepared to withstand the crisis in relations with its neighbors.
鈥淲e are confident we will host the best World Cup in the Arab world. It will represent the whole Arab region,鈥� Sheikh Mohammed said in an interview during the World Economic Forum in Davos.
鈥淭he government has already overcome the disruptions which happened to supplies at the beginning of the crisis and we have introduced alternative routes. There is no disruption at the moment,鈥� he said, adding he had heard no signals from FIFA that it was planning to change the venue of the World Cup.
The diplomatic crisis, in which 抖阴短视频, Bahrain, the UAE and Egypt have boycotted Qatar, erupted last summer when the four countries cut diplomatic, transport and trade ties with Qatar, accusing it of financing terrorism.
Qatar鈥檚 economy has been growing faster than expected despite the boycott and Sheikh Mohammed said Qatar鈥檚 sovereign wealth fund, one of the world鈥檚 largest, was expanding investments abroad despite expectations it would shrink and divest.
鈥淲e have built strong resilience, we are opening up new trade lines, we have built a new port,鈥� he said. 鈥淥ur investment fund is seeking new investment opportunities... and tapping new continents. We have plans for Africa, which we will launch soon, and next year we have plans for the Central Asian region.鈥�