QIA and Goldman Sachs Sign Landmark MoU Targeting $25 Billion Investment, Strengthening Qatar’s Global Financial Influence
In one of the most significant financial announcements of 2026, the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Goldman Sachs Asset Management have signed a major Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at expanding their strategic partnership and unlocking a combined investment target of $25 billion. The agreement marks a pivotal moment for Qatar’s growing stature as a regional and global financial hub, reinforcing the nation’s long-term strategy to drive economic diversification, attract foreign investment, and strengthen private-sector growth. According to a statement released by QIA, the sovereign wealth fund intends to commit capital across Goldman Sachs’ flagship funds, innovative alternative investment strategies, and selected co-investment opportunities. The partnership expands QIA’s role as an anchor investor across multiple Goldman Sachs Asset Management platforms, giving Qatar preferential access to global deal flow in future-forward sectors, including: This move solidifies Qatar’s position as a leading institutional investor in high-growth global markets. As part of the expanded cooperation, Goldman Sachs will enhance its presence in Doha, building out its capabilities as a strategic asset management hub for the region. Through its global Value Accelerator network, Goldman Sachs will support Qatar in: This partnership aligns closely with Qatar’s ambitions to become a regional leader in alternative investments, innovation-led industries, and financial services. Commenting on the agreement, Mohammed Saif Al Sowaidi, CEO of QIA, highlighted the strategic importance of the collaboration: “QIA is pleased to partner with Goldman Sachs in this landmark agreement. It provides QIA with premium deal flow in sectors critical to our investment strategy, including AI, fintech, digital infrastructure and private credit. This partnership extends beyond capital deployment and reinforces Doha’s position as a regional financial center.” He further noted that Goldman Sachs’ commitment to expanding its Doha presence will support job creation, specialized skills development, and long-term economic value for Qatar. David Solomon, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, emphasized Qatar’s strong momentum: “Qatar is on an exciting path of economic diversification, developing its capital markets, strengthening its talent base, and expanding its ecosystem of national champions. This creates substantial opportunity to widen Qatar’s global connectivity and impact as a multi-faceted investment partner.” Goldman Sachs stands among the world’s leading alternative investment managers, with: Its Value Accelerator Network will now work closely with Qatari institutions and the wider ecosystem to build enduring, globally competitive businesses. The QIA–Goldman Sachs MoU represents more than a financial partnership—it positions Doha as a rising global center for asset management, sovereign investment, and cross-border financial collaboration. With a $25 billion target fueling this strategic alliance, Qatar is poised to accelerate high-impact investments and strengthen its role in shaping the future of global finance.
QSTP and Merck Launch FemTech Accelerator to Advance Women’s Health Innovation Across MENA
Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), a member of Qatar Foundation, has announced a strategic partnership with Merck to launch the QSTP x Merck FemTech Accelerator—a landmark initiative aimed at accelerating innovation in women’s health across the Middle East and North Africa. The dedicated accelerator will identify and support up to 30 FemTech startups developing deep-tech, impact-driven solutions addressing critical unmet needs in women’s health. The programme focuses on advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, robotics, and materials science, supporting startups from early validation through to commercial expansion. Selected companies will gain access to QSTP’s innovation ecosystem and Merck’s global scientific and healthcare expertise, benefiting from curated mentorship, clinically aligned pilot opportunities, and structured market-entry pathways into Qatar, with scalability across regional and international markets. The accelerator is designed not only to support individual ventures, but also to generate measurable, trackable impact at scale, aligned with Qatar Foundation’s mission to improve health outcomes for women. Through a multi-country approach, the accelerator enables FemTech solutions to be piloted, validated, and adopted across multiple markets, addressing women’s health challenges at both regional and global levels. Startups will also engage with key stakeholders from Qatar’s healthcare ecosystem, including clinicians, regulators, investors, and innovation leaders. Commenting on the launch, Rama Chakaki, President of QSTP, said the accelerator reflects QSTP’s commitment to inclusive innovation and scalable impact. Meanwhile, Ahmed Aboelfadl, General Manager Gulf at Merck, highlighted the urgent need to address women’s health gaps through science- and technology-led solutions. The programme includes an intensive two-week immersion in Doha, equipping founders with market insights, regulatory understanding, and commercial readiness. Together, QSTP and Merck aim to position Qatar as a regional and global hub for women’s health innovation, advancing one of the fastest-growing sectors in global health technology.
Msheireb Museums Hosts Screening of Australian–Qatari Pearling Documentary Al Nayla
Msheireb Museums, in collaboration with Qatar Television and the Australian Embassy in Doha, hosted a special screening of the documentary Al Nayla: A Journey to the Depths of Sea and the Secrets of Extracting Oysters and Pearls from the Coast of Australia. Held at Stories in Msheireb Museums, the event brought together diplomats, cultural leaders, and members of the public to explore the deep historical ties between Qatar and Australia through the pearling industry. The documentary traced the evolution of Western Australia’s pearling sector, documenting traditional pearl diving practices, the transition to cultured pearls, and the families who shaped the industry over generations. Through archival footage and expert interviews, Al Nayla illustrated how technological and economic shifts transformed a regional trade into a globally significant industry—mirroring similar developments in the Gulf. The screening carried strong diplomatic significance, attended by Dick Milton, Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives; Shane Flanagan; senior leadership from Qatar Television; and members of the diplomatic community. Their presence highlighted the enduring cultural and historical links between the two nations. Commenting on the occasion, Abdulla Al Naama, General Manager of Msheireb Museums, noted that the film created a natural dialogue between Qatar’s pearling legacy and international maritime histories—expanding audiences’ understanding of how the sea shaped societies across continents. Australian Ambassador Shane Flanagan described the documentary as a reminder of the human stories connecting Australia and Qatar, particularly as both nations celebrate a decade of diplomatic presence. Meanwhile, Ali Saleh Al-Sada, Director of Qatar Television, emphasised the importance of placing the film within Msheireb Museums, where Qatar’s pearling heritage is already preserved and interpreted. Through Al Nayla, Msheireb Museums reaffirmed its role as a platform for cultural dialogue—using history, storytelling, and shared heritage to strengthen international understanding and collaboration.
Samla International Race 2026: A World-Class Endurance Challenge in Qatar
The Samla International Race is set to make history with its upcoming edition on 24 January 2026, marking a significant evolution as the race expands onto the global stage. Recognised for its intensity, innovation, and multi-discipline format, Samla has become one of the most distinctive endurance races in the region—firmly positioning Qatar as a hub for elite sporting events and sports tourism. Strategic Partnerships Driving Excellence Ahead of the 2026 edition, the Samla International Race secured a series of strategic partnerships with leading local and global organisations. These include Katara Hospitality, Qatar Insurance Group, Defender – Al Fardan, Mazzraty, and Red Bull as the official beverage partner. In addition, a landmark partnership was signed with Visit Qatar and ASICS, with ASICS confirmed as the official sportswear partner of the race. These collaborations reflect a shared commitment to delivering a world-class sporting experience—enhancing technical standards, athlete performance, safety, and overall event quality. A Course Designed to Push Limits The Samla International Race is defined by its demanding, multi-stage format. The 2026 course features six consecutive stages, combining endurance, skill, and resilience across Qatar’s diverse landscapes: This unique structure tests competitors across swimming, running, cycling, and kayaking—set against sand dunes, open water, off-road terrain, and challenging climatic conditions. From Local Legacy to Global Stage Established in 2016, Samla was created to support and showcase local athletes. Nearly a decade later, the launch of Samla International marks a pivotal moment in its journey—welcoming elite male and female athletes from around the world to compete in Qatar for the first time. The race not only highlights athletic excellence but also showcases the country’s natural terrain, resilience, and sporting ambition. Strengthening Sports Tourism in Qatar In partnership with Visit Qatar, the Samla International Race plays a strategic role in promoting sports tourism, offering international visitors and residents a distinctive, high-impact sporting experience. The event aligns with Qatar’s broader vision of hosting world-class competitions that combine performance, culture, and destination storytelling. As anticipation builds for January 2026, the Samla International Race stands as a powerful symbol of endurance, collaboration, and global sporting excellence—cementing Qatar’s reputation as a destination for premier international sporting events.
QEWC Rebrands as Nebras Energy, Marking a New Era of Growth in Qatar’s Energy Sector
Qatar Electricity & Water Company (QEWC) has officially rebranded as Nebras Energy, signalling a major strategic evolution built on a 35-year legacy of powering Qatar’s electricity and water security and more than a decade of international expansion. Listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange, the transformation represents more than a name change. It reflects a forward-looking vision designed to position Nebras Energy as a more agile, globally oriented energy company while preserving continuity, stability, and stakeholder trust. From National Utility to Global Energy Platform Established by Amiri Decree No. 58 of 1990, QEWC has played a foundational role in supporting Qatar’s rapid economic and social development. Over the past three decades, it has grown into one of the largest power and water utility companies in the MENA region, with a diversified asset base spanning domestic and international markets. Under its new identity, Nebras Energy emerges as a brand that reflects flexibility, resilience, and long-term ambition—aligning with Qatar’s broader energy transition and global investment strategy. Leadership Vision for the Next Chapter Commenting on the rebranding, H.E. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, Minister of State for Energy Affairs and Chairman of Nebras Energy, said the company has been a cornerstone of Qatar’s electricity and water security for more than three decades, extending its reach across global markets. He noted that the move to Nebras Energy represents a decisive step toward broader horizons of growth and development, supported by a new visual identity that clearly reflects the company’s future vision. He also praised the leadership, executive management, and employees for their continued commitment to strengthening Qatar’s international energy partnerships and advancing sustainable growth. Ensuring Continuity While Accelerating Growth Marking this pivotal milestone, Managing Director and CEO Mohammed Nasser Al-Hajri emphasised that the rebranding reinforces the company’s core mission while positioning it for long-term success. He highlighted that the transition ensures seamless business continuity, honours all existing commitments, and strengthens the company’s role in advancing Qatar’s electricity and water sector. Strong Assets, Global Reach Nebras Energy’s portfolio in Qatar reflects a robust and diversified production base, supported by joint ventures and Nebras Power, its wholly owned international investment arm. The company’s operational capacity currently stands at: These assets underpin Qatar’s energy and water security while supporting Nebras Energy’s growing international footprint. Governance and Next Steps The company’s new visual identity and rebranding will be presented to shareholders at an Extraordinary General Assembly meeting on 8 January 2026, where final approval will be sought. A Future-Focused Energy Leader As Nebras Energy, the company enters a new chapter aligned with Qatar’s long-term economic and energy objectives—focused on sustainable growth, international investment, and reliable infrastructure delivery. The transformation reinforces Qatar’s position as a trusted global energy partner and highlights how legacy institutions can evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing energy landscape.
VoPay Establishes Global Headquarters in Qatar, Strengthening Doha’s Role as a Global Fintech Infrastructure Hub
VoPay International Inc., a leading global financial infrastructure platform, has officially established its global headquarters in Qatar, positioning Doha as the company’s primary hub for advancing digital financial infrastructure across MENA, Africa, Southeast Asia, and other high-growth markets, while continuing to support operations in North America, Europe, and Latin America. The strategic move reinforces Qatar’s growing status as a regional and global centre for fintech, cross-border payments, and financial system modernisation, aligned with the country’s long-term economic diversification agenda. Doha as the Engine of VoPay’s Global Expansion From its Doha headquarters, VoPay will expand and operate core financial infrastructure that supports central banks, financial institutions, governments, public-sector entities, and large enterprises. The platform enables institutions to modernise legacy financial systems, improve interoperability, and connect regional markets with global financial ecosystems through secure, scalable, and intelligent infrastructure. As part of its long-term commitment, VoPay plans to hire more than 400 highly skilled professionals in Qatar over the next three years, spanning engineering, technology, cybersecurity, compliance, data, and platform operations—further strengthening Qatar’s role as a sustainable hub for financial infrastructure development. Alignment with Qatar National Vision 2030 VoPay’s decision closely aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, which prioritises economic diversification, digital transformation, and the development of a knowledge-based economy under the leadership of Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. Commenting on the announcement, VoPay Founder and CEO Hamed Arbabi stated that Qatar offers a unique platform for scaling financial infrastructure that connects regions, institutions, and markets with resilience and intelligence—making it a natural choice for the company’s global headquarters. Strategic Support from Invest Qatar and QFC VoPay’s expansion into Qatar has been supported by Invest Qatar, which played a key role in facilitating the company’s market entry and long-term growth strategy. Operating within the ecosystem of the Qatar Financial Centre, VoPay benefits from a robust regulatory framework designed to attract global financial technology leaders. Sheikh Ali Alwaleed Al-Thani, CEO of Invest Qatar, noted that VoPay’s investment further reinforces Qatar’s commitment to building a diversified, innovation-driven economy and positioning the country as a global hub for advanced financial technologies. Qatar’s Rise as a Global Financial Infrastructure Platform By anchoring its global headquarters in Doha, VoPay is contributing to Qatar’s emergence as a trusted platform for digital financial infrastructure, enabling cross-border financial coordination, institutional collaboration, and large-scale interoperability across regions. The Doha headquarters will serve as a strategic coordination centre for initiatives supporting financial system modernisation throughout the Gulf, MENA, Africa, and Southeast Asia—enhancing capital flows, data connectivity, and secure financial operations across borders. Powering the Future of Finance from Qatar Through applied artificial intelligence, mature infrastructure technology, and global financial connectivity, VoPay’s platform bridges regional financial systems with international banking frameworks. This enables institutions operating from Qatar to integrate seamlessly with global markets, reinforcing Doha’s role as a convening point for resilient, intelligent, and future-ready financial infrastructure. As Qatar continues to attract global fintech leaders, VoPay’s decision marks a significant milestone in the country’s journey toward becoming a world-class hub for digital finance and financial innovation.
MoCI Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreements with QNB and Doha Bank to Accelerate Investor Services via Single Window
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has signed two strategic cooperation agreements with QNB Group and Doha Bank, marking a significant step toward strengthening public–private sector integration and enhancing investor services through Qatar’s Single Window platform. The agreements were signed by Mubarak Abdulrahman Al Khulaifi, Director of the Single Window Department at MoCI, alongside Ismail Mandani Al Emadi, Executive Vice President of SME Banking at QNB Group, and Yousef Abdullah Al Meer, Deputy Chief of Strategy and Transformation at Doha Bank. Streamlining Company Formation in Qatar Under the agreement, QNB Group will enable eligible investors to open bank accounts directly through the Single Window platform, in line with applicable laws and regulatory procedures. This integration is set to significantly expedite the company formation process, reduce reliance on manual and paper-based transactions, and simplify overall business registration procedures in Qatar. The initiative reinforces QNB’s leadership role in supporting Qatar’s business ecosystem by delivering innovative banking solutions that enhance investor experience and facilitate faster market entry for new companies. Doha Bank Partnership Enhances Investor Journey The agreement with Doha Bank follows the same strategic objective: facilitating bank account opening for companies during their establishment phase via the Single Window platform. By digitising key steps, the partnership aims to accelerate approvals, improve operational efficiency, and support newly established businesses with seamless access to essential banking services. Yousef Abdullah Al Meer noted that the service reflects Doha Bank’s commitment to developing customer-centric solutions, particularly for startups and emerging companies, enabling them to integrate quickly into Qatar’s economic landscape and contribute to national growth. Strengthening the Single Window Platform Mubarak Abdulrahman Al Khulaifi stated that these agreements form part of a broader series of partnerships MoCI is establishing with banks operating in Qatar. The objective is to position the Single Window platform as the primary and comprehensive gateway for investors looking to establish and grow businesses in the country. He emphasised that the initiative aligns with the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030, supporting sustainable economic development through innovation, efficiency, and strong collaboration between the public and private sectors. A Boost to Qatar’s Investment Environment By integrating banking services directly into the Single Window platform, MoCI, QNB Group, and Doha Bank are collectively enhancing Qatar’s attractiveness as an investment destination. The move underscores Qatar’s ongoing commitment to regulatory reform, digital transformation, and building a diversified, innovation-led economy.
MWC25 Doha Concludes with 9,500 Attendees, Cementing MENA’s Influence in Global Connectivity
GSMA MWC25 Doha—held in partnership with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT)—closed its inaugural edition today after two power-packed days of business engagements, groundbreaking showcases, and high-level discussions. The event marked a historic milestone, positioning the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region as one of the most influential forces shaping the future of global connectivity. Hosted for the first time in the MENA region, MWC Doha demonstrated Qatar’s digital leadership and its rising role as a driver of innovation, investment, and next-generation technologies. A Landmark Debut for MWC Doha MWC25 Doha delivered impressive numbers, reinforcing its success: These figures reflect a powerful debut and underscore MWC Doha’s emergence as a global stage for digital transformation across the region. Revolutionary Tech Demonstrations on the Show Floor MWC25 Doha brought future technology to life with extraordinary demos: • 4,300 km Remotely Driven Car The GSMA Fusion Elmo showcase allowed attendees in Doha to remotely control a vehicle navigating the streets of Tallinn, Estonia—over 4,300 km away—using 5G Standalone (SA) technology. This unprecedented demonstration highlighted the future of autonomous mobility and ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC). • 5G-SA Powered E-Sports Racing Esports enthusiasts experienced lightning-fast, ultra-low-latency racing powered by Ooredoo Qatar’s 5G-SA network. Curated with GSMA Fusion and Veloce, the experience showcased how 5G is reshaping gaming, entertainment, and immersive fan engagement. Global Leaders Share Vision for the Region’s Digital Future John Hoffman, CEO of GSMA Ltd., expressed his appreciation:“MWC Doha has proven what’s possible when a region steps forward with clarity, ambition, and investment. Doha and the wider MENA region are now catalysts for innovation, bringing together people, ideas, and partnerships that move our industry forward.” Vivek Badrinath, Director General of the GSMA, reinforced the significance of the event:“Launching MWC in Doha at this pivotal moment gives the region a platform to show the scale of its digital ambition. The momentum here is real. However, ensuring digital progress reaches every community across MENA requires sustained collaboration. This inaugural edition is a major step in that direction.” Driving Inclusive Digital Growth Across MENA A key theme throughout MWC25 Doha was addressing the regional usage gap, with over 340 million people still offline despite mobile broadband coverage. The GSMA highlighted initiatives—especially through GSMA Mobile for Development—that aim to: MWC Doha became a crucial platform for advancing these shared goals and unlocking the full potential of MENA’s digital economy. Looking Ahead MWC25 Doha marks a defining moment for the region. With Qatar serving as a strategic host, the event successfully connected global decision-makers, innovators, and thought leaders—laying the foundation for new partnerships, investments, and transformative technologies. As the GSMA concludes its 2025 global event series, attention now shifts to MWC26 Barcelona, taking place from 2–5 March 2026, before the region gathers once again for the next edition of MWC Doha.
MWC25 Doha Spotlights MENA’s Rising Global Influence in Digital Transformation
The inaugural GSMA MWC25 Doha, held in partnership with Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), has officially opened, uniting global leaders across government, technology, telecommunications, AI, and digital infrastructure. The landmark event underscores the Middle East and North Africa region’s accelerating digital transformation—projected to unlock US$470 billion in economic value by 2030. Held under the esteemed patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, MWC Doha was inaugurated with an official ceremony attended by the GSMA’s Vivek Badrinath and John Hoffman, marking the first-ever MWC edition hosted in the MENA region. A Defining Moment for MENA’s Digital Future Across the Gulf and wider MENA region, governments and enterprises are driving sweeping digital transformation strategies powered by AI, 5G, cloud computing, satellite networks, and intelligent infrastructure.MWC25 Doha serves as a dynamic hub for collaboration, business acceleration, and future-focused dialogue—bringing together the world’s most influential technology companies, innovators, policymakers, and digital economy leaders. On the show floor and in expert-led summits, discussions spotlight how next-generation technologies are reshaping key sectors including: GSMA Leadership Remarks Vivek Badrinath, Director General, GSMA, emphasized regional momentum:“MWC Doha represents a major moment for MENA and the global connectivity community. Across the region, we see world-class investment in networks, AI, and digital services. This ambition is creating new opportunities for societies and economies. At the same time, large parts of the region remain offline, and closing that gap must be a shared priority.” Qatar’s Vision for Global Digital Leadership H.E. Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, reinforced the significance of hosting MWC in Doha:“MWC25 Doha reaffirms the growing prominence of the Middle East and North Africa within the global telecommunications landscape. It provides a wider platform for engagement with industry leaders, enabling alignment with cutting-edge advancements that will strengthen the region’s readiness for the next phase of connectivity.” Key Insights from GSMA’s Newly Released Reports Two flagship GSMA reports launched at MWC25 Doha—the Mobile Economy MENA 2025 report and Accelerating Digital Industries in the GCC & MENA—highlight transformative trends: Major Findings The insights confirm that Qatar ranks among the world’s highest adopters of AI, big data, and private 5G within enterprises. Driving an Inclusive Digital Economy While Gulf nations lead globally in advanced connectivity, more than 340 million people across MENA remain offline despite coverage availability.MWC25 Doha serves as a platform to accelerate digital inclusion through: Through its GSMA Mobile for Development initiatives, the GSMA continues to work with governments and industry stakeholders to bridge digital divides and empower underserved communities.
Smart City Expo Doha 2025 Joins the Inaugural MWC Doha, Showcasing the Future of Urban Innovation in the Middle East
The fourth edition of Smart City Expo Doha (SCE Doha)—organised by Fira de Barcelona in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT)—returns this year as a major feature inside the inaugural MWC25 Doha, marking a significant milestone for the region’s largest technology and connectivity event. From 25–26 November 2025, more than 30 global experts and thought leaders will converge in Doha to explore how digital transformation, AI, and next-generation technologies will shape the future of cities across the Middle East. Beyond Connectivity: A Digital Pathway to Smarter Cities Under the theme “Beyond Connectivity: A Digital Solutions Pathway to a Smarter, Thriving Future,” Smart City Expo Doha 2025 will spotlight the evolving intersection between technology and urban living—highlighting how intelligent innovation can unlock more efficient, sustainable, and inclusive cities. This year’s programme is built around five core thematic pillars: These focus areas reflect Qatar’s national ambition to become a global leader in digital transformation and smart governance, aligned with its long-term urban and economic development strategies. Global Thought Leaders Shaping Tomorrow’s Cities SCE Doha 2025 features an impressive lineup of speakers and innovators, including: Kent Larson – MIT A world-renowned expert in urban design, microhousing, and autonomous mobility. Larson will explore how technology, design, and human-centred planning can shape the next generation of cities. Jesús Serrano – AI & Innovation Specialist Serrano will outline how cutting-edge AI can move from concept to real-world application, delivering measurable impact in mobility, services, and urban operations. H.E. Reem Al Mansoori – MCIT Qatar The Assistant Undersecretary for Digital Industry Affairs will share insights into Qatar’s nationwide strategy for urban transformation and smart city innovation. Ghanim Al-Muftah – Entrepreneur & FIFA Ambassador Known globally for his inspirational journey, Al-Muftah will offer a powerful message on inclusion, accessibility, and universal design as essential pillars of future-ready cities. A Landmark Feature at MWC25 Doha For the first time, Smart City Expo Doha will be integrated into MWC25 Doha, the GSMA’s first-ever edition in the Middle East and Africa.MWC25 Doha is expected to draw: This synergy underscores Qatar’s rising influence as a global hub for innovation, smart infrastructure, and connected industries. Smart City Expo: A Global Movement SCE Doha forms part of the worldwide Smart City Expo ecosystem—centred around the flagship Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, which recently gathered: In 2025, local editions are also taking place in major cities, including New York, Curitiba, Puebla, Santiago del Estero, Santiago de Chile, Kuala Lumpur, Cartagena de Indias, and Tomorrow.City in Shanghai. A New Chapter for Qatar’s Digital Urban Future Smart City Expo Doha’s integration into MWC25 Doha reflects Qatar’s strong commitment to advancing smart urban development, AI adoption, and next-generation digital solutions—positioning Doha as a global testbed for bold, future-ready city models. As the world’s brightest minds gather in the capital this November, Qatar stands at the center of a transformative movement shaping the cities of tomorrow—smarter, more connected, more sustainable, and built for the future.
