The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), a leading onshore financial and business centre in the region, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Doha and the Qatar-Poland Business Council (QPBC), organised a webinar on Qatar’s digital landscape.
Qatar is one of the fastest growing economies in the MENA region. In parallel, the country’s digital sector is rapidly growing, with its value projected to reach US$3.2bn worth of opportunities by 2023. Entitled “Qatar-Poland New Tech Forum”, the virtual event presented the investment opportunities in Qatar’s digital market to over 70 attendees, including several Polish companies.
Esteemed members of Qatar’s business and diplomatic communities spoke at the event, including Tomasz Sadzinski, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Doha; Daniel Dybala, President, Qatar Poland Business Council; and Abby Chan, Vice President, Business Development, QFC.
The webinar also featured industry experts including Vladislav Vlaicu, Senior Manager ICT Industry and Business Development, Ooredoo Qatar, and Majd Abbar, National Technology Officer, Microsoft Middle East Cluster, who shared their respective organisations’ roles in Qatar's digital transformation.
His Excellency Janusz Janke, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to the State of Qatar, was also in attendance at this unique event.
We are honoured to collaborate with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Doha and QPBC, once again.![]()
Abby Chan, Vice President, Business Development, QFC
We are very happy with the level of support from QFC. Our successful forum will strengthen Polish-Qatari IT partnerships. And rest assured, more initiatives like this will follow.![]()
Tomasz Sadzinski, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Doha
Qatar is an innovation powerhouse and has in recent years established itself as a global hub for investments.![]()
Lana Khalaf, Country Manager, Microsoft Qatar
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