Doha, November 25 (QNA) - CEO of Qatar National Broadband Network (QNBN) Eng. Ahmad Mohamed Al Kuwari affirmed that the State of Qatar continues to strengthen its position as one of the countries most ready to lead the transition toward an AI-driven digital economy, supported by a clear national vision and strategic investments in infrastructure.
This came during Eng. Al Kuwari's participation in a keynote titled "Connectivity as a Catalyst for Global Progress", held as part of the ongoing MWC Doha 2025.
The CEO of QNBN added that digital transformation has today become an essential component of national growth, and that the integration of artificial intelligence, ultra-high-speed connectivity, and cloud computing is contributing to reshaping the performance of vital sectors, enhancing economies' resilience, and supporting societies' advancement.
Eng. Al Kuwari pointed out that Qatar adopted this approach early on through the Qatar National Vision 2030 and QNBN's digital agenda, placing technology, innovation, and digital inclusion at the forefront of national priorities.
He highlighted the strength of the State of Qatar's digital infrastructure, citing several international indicators, including its 10th-place global ranking in mobile internet speed, over 99 percent 5G coverage, and 99.8 percent fiber-optic penetration, which is among the highest rates globally and positions Qatar as a high-performing digital economy according to the International Telecommunication Union.
The CEO of QNBN emphasized that these achievements help accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence, develop digital government services, and enhance productivity and business competitiveness.
Eng. Al Kuwari noted that the next phase will see increasing reliance on reliable, low-carbon connectivity networks as the foundation for operating modern AI applications, from predictive systems to smart energy solutions. (QNA)