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Vodafone Qatar, Mowasalat sign MoU to advance digital innovation

Vodafone Qatar and Mowasalat (Karwa) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore future collaboration across connectivity, data and analytics, customer engagement and digital solutions....

Vodafone Qatar, Mowasalat sign MoU to advance digital innovation

Vodafone Qatar and Mowasalat (Karwa) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore potential collaboration in areas such as connectivity, data, analytics, customer engagement, and digital solutions. The statement from Vodafone Qatar indicates that this agreement marks a long-term partnership, with the potential to leverage new technologies and digital solutions aligned with shifting business requirements.

The joint venture aims to foster innovation and contribute to the creation of smarter, more connected services.

Mohamed Mohsin Alyafei, the Enterprise Business Unit Director at Vodafone Qatar, expressed that the agreement lays a robust foundation for the company's ongoing collaboration with Mowasalat (Karwa). It allows for flexibility in exploring solutions across connectivity, data, and digital services, in response to evolving business needs. He emphasized that the partnership will help improve efficiency and enhance customer experiences through technology and innovation.

D. Hamed Elias Al Shaibani, the Executive Director of ITC in Mowasalat (Karwa), highlighted that digital innovation is crucial for Mowasalat (Karwa)'s journey towards a smarter, more connected transportation system. The collaboration with Vodafone Qatar presents an opportunity to explore new technologies and data-driven solutions to enhance operational efficiency, improve the passenger experience, and support the ongoing evolution of their services.

Al Shaibani noted that this MoU reflects their shared commitment to innovation and Qatar's digital transformation efforts.

By facilitating future digital transformation initiatives, the partnership supports Qatar's vision of advancing smart services and driving digital innovation across various sectors. This collaboration also contributes to the country's digital economy and smart mobility objectives.

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