This Dissertation Explores The Social and Economic Impact on Sri Lankan Migrant Workers In Qatar During the Blockade Imposed on Qatar. The Qatar blockade in 2017 was not a sudden bolt from the blue, but rather a political spill-over out of a sizzling pot that was simmering on the stove for many years. When it ultimately smoldered into a total economic and diplomatic blockade on the 5th of June 2017, it left the world at shock, disrupted international geopolitics and caused economic and social implications to Qatar and its residents. Fast forward, two years later, Qatar continues its strategic fight to endure the hurdles from the economic and political boycott by its former allies, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Egypt. Yet, today the blockade is viewed as a ‘blessing in disguise’ that catalyzed Qatar’s growth beyond the Arabian Peninsula. Nevertheless, the economic and social effects may have negative implications on migrant community in Qata
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