Qatar’s North Field supplies liquefied natural gas (LNG) to key global markets, reinforcing its position as a dominant energy player. Major recipients include China, India, Japan, and South Korea—all of which rely heavily on LNG for power generation and industrial use. European nations, particularly Italy, the UK, and Germany, have increased LNG imports from Qatar to reduce dependence on Russian gas. Additionally, Qatar is a key supplier to Turkey, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, ensuring energy security in South Asia. With the Philippines’ Malampaya gas field nearing depletion, Qatar’s LNG could be a crucial alternative. Strategic LNG agreements with Qatar could secure long-term energy stability.