Over 200 Visionary Speakers, 200 Exhibitors, and 60+ Countries to Gather in Doha this November
The GSMA and Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT Qatar) have unveiled new details about the highly anticipated GSMA MWC25 Doha, which will take place on 25–26 November 2025 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC).
As the first-ever MWC event in the MENA region, MWC25 Doha will be a cornerstone of Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, setting the stage for groundbreaking dialogue and collaboration across technology, policy, and innovation.
The two-day event will bring together:
- Over 200 world-class speakers
- More than 200 exhibitors (80% international)
- Delegations from 60+ countries, with over 40% of attendees at the director level and above
Positioning Qatar at the Heart of Global Digital Transformation
At a press briefing held at DECC, the GSMA welcomed H.E. Mrs Reem Mohammed Al Mansoori, Assistant Undersecretary of Digital Industry Affairs at MCIT Qatar, and Mr Khalid Aljumaily, Public Relations and Communication Director at MCIT Qatar, alongside GSMA CMO Lara Dewar and GSMA Ltd. CEO John Hoffman.
His Excellency Mr Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, emphasised:
“Hosting the inaugural MWC25 Doha marks a historic milestone for Qatar and the region. It aligns with our mission to advance digital transformation under the Digital Agenda 2030 and the Qatar National Vision 2030, positioning Doha as a global meeting point for technology, innovation, and collaboration.”
Strategic Partnerships to Drive Local and Global Impact
The press conference also witnessed the signing of five key Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between the GSMA and significant national and international partners, including the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA), Qatar University, Media City Qatar, Ooredoo, and Vodafone, to ensure the success and long-term impact of MWC Doha.
A World-Class Lineup of Exhibitors and Themes
The exhibition will feature technology leaders such as Cisco, Dell, Google Cloud, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Huawei, Mannai, Microsoft, Nokia, Ooredoo, PwC, Qatar University, VEON, Vodafone, ZTE, and Meeza, Qatar’s leading data center and AI services provider.
According to Vivek Badrinath, Director General of GSMA:
“We are thrilled to bring MWC to Doha — a city at the forefront of digital transformation. With its strong investment ecosystem and progressive innovation policies, Qatar is the perfect host for our first MWC in the region.”
Exploring the Future of AI, Connectivity, and Digital Economies
Spanning three halls, MWC25 Doha will spotlight the themes driving the next wave of digital evolution:
- AI Nexus
- Intelligent Economies
- Connected Industries
The event will also debut 4YFN (Four Years From Now) — MWC’s official startup platform — alongside the GSMA Ministerial Programme, the GSMA Digital Leaders Programme, and Smart City Expo Doha, which is organised in collaboration with Fira de Barcelona.
Registration Now Open
General registration for MWC25 Doha is now open.
🔗 Visit www.mwcdoha.com/passes to secure your place at this landmark event redefining the digital future of the MENA region.
