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Government of Qatar
Sovereign state and think-tank donor
The government of the State of Qatar, identified in reporting as a major foreign-government donor to U.S. think tanks, including funding for the Brookings Doha Center. [Foreign Powers Buy Influence at Think Tanks - The New York Times ↗]
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Top connections · 7 total
- None on file
- Ballard Partners · received—
- BGR Group · received—
- Brookings Institution · given—
- Cornerstone Government Affairs · received—
- None on file
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- BGR Groupreceived · org · single-source · directory ↗—
- Brookings Institutiongiven · org · single-source · source ↗—
- Cornerstone Government Affairsreceived · org · single-source · directory ↗—
- Holland & Knightreceived · org · single-source · directory ↗—
- Mercury Public Affairsreceived · org · single-source · directory ↗—
- Squire Patton Boggsreceived · org · single-source · directory ↗—
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