Gulf Times The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) participated in Web Summit Qatar 2025, during which it reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening international partnerships and supporting digital transformation in the region by signing a series of strategic agreements aimed at enhancing digital co-operation. MCIT, according to an official statement, also highlighted its efforts to empower startups giving them the opportunities to engage with global experiences, connect with international investors, and contribute to economic growth and innovation. These initiatives align with the objectives of the Digital Agenda and Qatar National Vision 2030, which aim to drive digital transformation and position Qatar as a key player in global innovation and technological advancement. The summit witnessed signing of several strategic agreements, including a partnership initiative with Microsoft to launch the Azure OpenAI service in Qatar allowing organisations in the country to enhance their operational efficiency. A partnership initiative with Huawei was established to support the skills of national talent in technology and digital skills. Furthermore, a long-term partnership with Scale AI was signed to develop innovative AI solutions aimed at improving government services and enhancing the capabilities of national talent and the AI workforce. The ministry also signed another co-operation […]
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