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Qatar Invests Big in AI: A Key Pillar of Digital Agenda 2030
A range of new AI-enabled tools is already giving a substantial lift to Qatar’s emerging digital economy, particularly within the context of food-tech. As Qatar gains momentum on the road to a smarter, technology-focused future, these new tools have already created an environment for both businesses and customers to operate within an ecosystem.
One key example to note is the success of Agentic AI-powered assistants designed by the Digital Factory, an online business platform developed and sponsored by the Qatar Development Bank. Utilizing AI, the assistants enable local food-tech businesses to provide healthier meal options and a better customer experience. With multilingual AI, platforms can affect many customers. The platforms deploy clever customer relationship management tools that collect intelligence and understand user preferences to provide specific customer engagement. These new digital protocols will promote service enhancement but also embrace a growing use of AI in daily activities. Many experts state that supporting and driving underlying technologies and platforms into profitable solutions could mean Qatar’s digital economy could represent 3.2% of national GDP by 2030. This push for a digital economy via technology fits directly with the Qatar National Vision 2030 to develop a stronger knowledge-based economy in Qatar. Through melding a sense of local human capital, AI development, and viable business development support compatriots, Qatar is incrementally building a future-minded digital economy that is future-minded.
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