Kingdee has established its regional headquarters in Qatar to expand its presence in the MENA region. The partnership, supported by QIA, Invest Qatar, and QFZ, aligns with Qatar’s Vision 2030. The company will provide digital solutions, including financial management and supply chain optimization, contributing to Qatar’s technological advancement.
Visit Qatar and Microsoft have partnered to introduce AI-powered travel solutions, including personalized itineraries, smart mapping, and real-time assistance, transforming the travel experience. This initiative aligns with Qatar’s Vision for smart tourism, enhancing convenience and engagement for international visitors, with a focus on AI-driven innovation in the tourism industry.
Qatar Airways unveiled innovative technologies at Web Summit Qatar 2025, including Sama’s AI Booking, Dream Destination – The Pulse, and QVerse Multi-Sensory Experience. These advancements aim to enhance passenger experiences with AI-driven tools for booking, travel, and personalized services, supporting Qatar’s vision for technological growth.
Pakistan showcased its growing IT sector at Web Summit Qatar 2025, with a dedicated pavilion highlighting the country’s tech innovations. The event fostered international partnerships and business opportunities, paving the way for stronger collaborations between Pakistani and Qatari tech companies, boosting Pakistan’s global tech presence.
Oman’s Foreign Ministry launched a new e-services platform and mobile app to improve access to consular services, streamline operations, and enhance communication with citizens, residents, and Omani embassies globally. The platform aligns with Oman Vision 2040, offering secure transactions and real-time updates for travelers and consular needs.
Kuwait has achieved remarkable success in meeting key Sustainable Development Goals, including healthcare, access to services, and waste management. These accomplishments align with Kuwait Vision 2035, focusing on a private-sector-driven economy, infrastructure development, and sustainability. Ongoing projects include renewable energy, education, and large-scale infrastructure initiatives.
Kuwait has achieved 100% completion in several key SDG indicators, including healthcare, infrastructure, and waste management. These advancements align with Kuwait Vision 2035, which aims to position the country as a global financial hub. The nation is also investing in clean energy, education, and large-scale infrastructure projects for sustainable growth.
Fawry has made strategic investments totaling EGP 80 million in three Egyptian tech companies—Dirac Systems, Virtual CFO, and Code Zone. These investments expand Fawry’s “Fawry Business” suite, enhancing its ERP, financial management, and digital payment solutions for businesses, driving Egypt’s digital transformation and contributing to its cashless economy.
Basata has increased its stake in MadfoatCom to 25%, strengthening its role in advancing digital payments and financial inclusion in Jordan. The partnership, backed by Jordan Kuwait Bank and the Social Security Investment Fund, focuses on enhancing digital payment solutions, money transfers, and supporting SMEs through financial tools.
Orange Egypt and Huawei have partnered to launch SD-WAN services in Egypt, utilizing Huawei’s Cloud Stack (HCS) Platform. The collaboration enhances network management, security, and performance across dispersed offices. This initiative supports Egypt’s Vision 2030 digital transformation strategy, contributing to the growth of the country’s ICT sector.
