British News Agency

According to a statement by Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qatari delegation member Sheikh Khalid Abdulaziz Al-Thani outlined his country’s digital transformation policies during discussions of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly Second Committee on information and communication technologies for sustainable development.
Al-Thani said digital transformation and artificial intelligence improve service quality, support efficiency and enhance decision-making processes. He said Qatar aims to strengthen secure digital infrastructure, increase economic diversification and expand digital access under its National Vision 2030 and Digital Agenda 2030.
Al-Thani said Qatar supports scientific research, local expertise capacity and artificial intelligence applications across different sectors under its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, adding that the GOV AI and TASMU Smart Qatar programs contribute to improving public services.
Al-Thani said the country was investing in fiber-optic networks, data centers and cloud computing infrastructure, adding that the national artificial intelligence company Qai, announced in December 2025, also aims to support advanced technology systems and digital solutions.
Al-Thani emphasized the importance of international cooperation in technology transfer, capacity building and secure, accessible digital infrastructure. He said Qatar remained committed to continuing cooperation with all stakeholders in technology and innovation to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.