[8] Qatar aims to achieve social development on a national scale by encouraging the adoption of Islamic philosophy and humanitarian values.
[9] Other initiatives taken by the government include promoting sports as a physical activity, fostering the country's cultural heritage, and encouraging family cohesion.
[10] According to an article from The Worldfolio, a Singapore news organization, Qatar launched and completed significant infrastructure development as part of its 2030 vision.
The developments featured new rail lines, a brand-new international airport and port, cutting-edge motorways, new hotels, and other travel and visitor amenities.
[11] On the international level, the country seeks to forge stronger bilateral ties and assume a more active role in regional politics.
Improved education and health care, and increased cultural awareness and employment opportunities for nationals are the cornerstones of the vision's human development strategy.
[14] The vision outlines several distinct challenges facing Qatar's environment, which include a rapidly growing population, increased air pollution, and damage to natural habitats.
It outlines development strategies to be employed by government ministries in sixteen different sectors from 2011 to 2016 in order to ensure that they are working towards QNV 2030 in an efficient manner.