Doha, February 26 (QNA) - Malomatia has implemented strategic projects boosting Qatar's digital transformation, said the company's CEO Khalid Mohamed Al Kubaisi.

Al Kubaisi told QNA on the closing day of the Web Summit Qatar 2025 the leading IT provider which is owned by Qatar Investment Authority had developed over 600 e-services and established partnerships with major government institutions to upgrade digital infrastructure and enhance innovation in areas of AI and cybersecurity.

Among these partnerships were an agreement with the Supreme Judiciary Council and another with the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau to provide unified technical support for the Mawarid HR system.

Highlighting the company's commitment to localize knowledge, 85 percent of Malomatia's staffers are based in Qatar with 16 percent of them Qatari.

In the same context, added Al Kubaisi, the company had signed many partnerships with universities in Qatar and the Ministry of Education and Higher Education through the National Support Program.

To achieve Qatar's digital agenda, Malomatia has invested in over 30 AI projects and established 27 local and international partnerships with large and medium-sized enterprises. Three agreements were signed with various international companies during the Web Summit Qatar 2025. (QNA)