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This episode of The IR thinker explores Qatar’s soft power with Ariel Admoni, examining its role as a mediator in the Middle East, the leverage derived from energy exports, and the use of culture, education, real estate and global media to project influence. The conversation also looks at Qatar’s foreign aid strategy, the legacy of hosting the World Cup, the significance of Al Jazeera, and under-researched aspects of Qatari soft power on the regional and global stage.

Ariel Admoni

Ariel Admoni is a PhD candidate at Bar-Ilan University in Israel whose research focuses on Qatari politics and Qatar’s role in international relations. He has published on these themes in journals such as Contemporary Review of the Middle EastMiddle East Policy and the Asian Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies.

Publications:

Same reasons, different outcomes: Qatar’s policy on Israel up to 1996

Peace Is Relative: Qatar and Agreements with Israel

Political antisemitism: Qatar’s attitude towards Jews and Israel

Order from Above: The Evolvement of Elections in Qatar

Content

00:00 - Introduction

01:43 - Qatari Regime Overview

03:35 - Qatar’s Mediation in the Middle East

07:58 - Sources of Qatari Negotiating Power

12:06 - Emir Family vs. Diplomatic Corps

13:48 - Qatar’s Foreign Aid Initiatives

16:37 - Evaluating Qatari Foreign Aid

18:40 - Influence of Qatari Energy Exports

22:40 - Energy Deals and Soft Power

25:20 - Long-Term Relevance of Qatar’s Energy Impact

27:09 - Qatar’s Renewable Energy Impact

28:35 - Real Estate Investment in Soft Power

33:09 - Culture and Education in Qatar’s Strategy

36:37 - Qatar’s Soft Power: Domestic and International

38:15 - Success of Qatar’s Educational City Project

40:49 - Impact of Hosting the World Football Championship

47:08 - Al Jazeera TV and Qatar’s Soft Power

51:59 - Analysing Al Jazeera’s Role

55:36 - Qatar’s Influence in International Institutions

01:01:16 - Qatar’s Mediation Between Israel and Hamas

01:06:50 - Under-Researched Areas of Qatari Soft Power


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