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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2024

Qatar Launches The National Digital Agenda

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As part of the country's continuing strides as a regional technology hub by developing its digital infrastructure, the Qatar Ministry of Communications...

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As part of the country's continuing strides as a regional technology hub by developing its digital infrastructure, the Qatar Ministry of Communications and Information and Technology ("MCIT") recently launched the National Digital Agenda ("NDA") 2030. The NDA is intended to act as a guide to the continuing development of the country's digital economy by building on Qatar's technological evolution, sustainability, and economic diversification efforts.

To achieve these goals, the NDA will raise professional staff competencies in the ICT sector by 10% by facilitating the development of advanced skills, potentially creating economic advantages that could potential generate nearly QR 40 billion by 2030. The implementation plan is comprised of multiple strategic programmes.

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