Expanding the Adoption and Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has signed a cooperation agreement with Cisco under the Cisco Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) programme, aimed at expanding the adoption of artificial intelligence and developing advanced digital solutions to improve the efficiency of services and operations across key sectors.

The agreement supports the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Digital Agenda 2030, while contributing to the development of a competitive, knowledge-based digital economy driven by innovation.

The agreement was signed by Eman Ahmed Al Kuwari, Director of Digital Innovation at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, and Hassan Khan, General Manager of Cisco Qatar.

Under the agreement, the ministry and Cisco will work with government entities and businesses to develop innovative technological solutions that accelerate digital transformation across priority sectors, including healthcare, tourism, national infrastructure, transportation, and logistics.

Commenting on the agreement, Eman Ahmed Al Kuwari said Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030 reflects a clear commitment to building a competitive, knowledge-based digital economy. She highlighted artificial intelligence, secure digital infrastructure, and national talent as key pillars for achieving its objectives.

She added that the partnership with Cisco aligns with the ministry’s approach to strengthening collaboration with leading global technology companies, helping translate national priorities into tangible outcomes that benefit government entities, industrial sectors, and society.