This is the Guardian.

Today, a week in Doha, at a World Cup like no other.

So we are driving through what looks like a very futuristic city.

What city is this?

Oh, this is Al-Usel.

It's the new city in Doha.

And we can say that this is the future of Doha.

It's Saturday the 19th of November, the night before the start of the World Cup.

And I'm in a car with his saying Al-Bahleika and his sister Khadija.

They're both Katari and they're showing me around.

And so over the past few years, how much has this city changed?

How much is Doha? How have you seen Doha transform?

It's tremendous change to be honest. We love our country and this

make it's in another level. As you can see here, we have a maha island.

This is the island that we told you in.

Oh, that's an island.

Yes, it's a huge island that has been built when it's opened.

It's night time and the island looks like a giant theme park.

It'll be near on lights.

I can see a ferris wheel and behind it, Doha's tallest buildings.

They've been called a toy box skyline, different colors and shapes

arcing into the sky.

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