DOHA: Qatar’s non-oil exports declined 13 per cent in December compared to the same period of 2016, a report by the Qatar Chamber revealed yesterday. According to the report, non-oil exports reached 1.3 billion Qatari riyals ($357 million) in December 2017 compared with 1.5 billion riyals ($412 million) in December 2016. On a monthly basis, Qatari exports fell 27.6 per cent from 1.8 billion royals ($494 million) in November. According to the report, the country’s total exports reached about QR18.1 billion ($4.97 billion) in 2017.Qatari products reached 66 countries. The Sultanate of Oman received a majority of Qatar’s non-oil exports or 35 per cent, accounting for 454.8 million riyals ($125 million) in December. Qatar’s non-oil exports include aluminium, chemical fertilisers, polyethylene, plastic bags, detergents and industrial gases.
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