Doha, November 10 (QNA) - The State of Qatar's Pavilion at MWC26 Doha - organized by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT)- showcased a plethora of digital projects, initiatives and solutions, underscoring a whole-of-government approach to advancing the nation's digital transformation.

The pavilion highlighted the State of Qatar's consistent progress when it comes to leveraging technology and artificial intelligence for the advancement of services and operational efficiency, offering visitors and international partners models of Qatari materialized experiences in developing digital solutions and employing AI in multiple sectors.

This entails enhancing interoperability across government systems, facilitating seamless data interchange and developing specialized applications tailored to operational and service-delivery needs, in line with the objectives of the Digital Agenda 2030 (DA2030) and Qatar National Vision 2030.

The MCIT's showcased services feature the E-Payment Gateway on Hukoomi, Morasalat (Government Correspondence System), the Government Data Exchange System, and the Government Contact Center (109), alongside projects under the Government Artificial Intelligence Program (GovAI).

The pavilion also highlighted the next phase of the TASMU Smart Qatar Program, which includes six upcoming national solutions powered by data and AI, alongside the TASMU Innovation Lab, TASMU Accelerator and digital transformation roadmaps for four priority sectors.

In the legislative domain, the Council of Ministers Secretariat General showcased its Smart Legislative Advisor Program, winner of the 2026 GCC Digital Government Award, along with an AI-powered benchmarking and legislative drafting platform designed to support the preparation and review of legislation and compare it against Gulf and international frameworks.

The Ministry of Justice showcased two pilot models: Shoor, a legal assistant designed to support legal research, case analysis and the preparation of legal memoranda; and SAK, an assistant that reviews notarization applications and supporting documents and verifies compliance with applicable requirements. The Ministry also highlighted its Official Gazette Search and Al Meezan Legal Portal.

As part of efforts to augment labor and business services, the Ministry of Labor showcased its AI-powered Labor Complaints and Disputes Platform.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) showcased a combination of digital solutions, including the Fateen smart assistant, the Saif AI-powered virtual assistant, the Single Window Platform featuring Qatar Post's e-commerce store services, an AI-powered crisis management system, the Qatar Business Map portal and the Smart Legal Assistant.

In the environmental sector, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) showcased the Smart Observer Project, which uses a remotely operated boat to strengthen marine environmental monitoring.

In addition, the Supreme Judiciary Council (SJC) showcased its Smart Judge Assistant, designed to support case analysis, draw on previous rulings and prepare draft judgments, while leaving judicial decisions solely within the judge's authority.

Other tools included a Smart E-Services Guide, an interactive holographic guide to address visitors' inquiries, and tools for anonymizing personal information and scrupulously proofreading judicial rulings.

Meanwhile, the National Planning Council (NPC) showcased the Qatar Open Data Portal, while the Qatar Research, Development and Innovation Council presented the Manara Innovation Platform, designed to augment communication and facilitate knowledge exchange across the research, development and innovation sector.

The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) highlighted its AI-powered employee assistant, AI Hub Mosaed, as well as laser-scanning and augmented-reality technologies used to verify works and sites, alongside the digital twin of buildings and infrastructure.

  Meanwhile, the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) showcased technological developments and trials paving the way for sixth-generation (6G) networks.

In the area of digital inclusion, Mada Center presented its BuHamad project, which uses AI to translate written text and spoken language into Qatari Sign Language through a digital avatar, facilitating access to information and services for deaf and hard-of-hearing people.

Qatar University (QU) exhibited its Falcon-I platform for AI-powered video analytics, while Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP) presented a homegrown tool to bolster cybersecurity.

Qatar Post showcased a combination of digital solutions, including Sandooqi for parcel collection, the CONNECTED international shipping service, live fleet tracking and a shipment management portal.

It also presented solutions being prepared for launch, including TAMM for on-demand delivery, a voice assistant to collect delivery address details, and a virtual assistant for inquiries and shipment-related services.

In the cultural sector, Qatar Museums (QM) showcased a range of digital experiences, including the Qatar Museums Grand Rally, a virtual tour marking the 50th anniversary of the National Museum of Qatar, online collections, and an AI-powered Smart Tour platform.

Meanwhile, Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) presented two AI-powered tools for responding to patient inquiries and internal auditing.

The participation of national entities in the Qatar Pavilion demonstrated the multiplicity of digital projects and solutions being developed across various sectors, as well as the progress made in leveraging cutting-edge technologies and AI to achieve the targets of DA2030. (QNA)