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MCIT launches 2026 digital inclusion survey

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has launched the 2026 Digital Inclusion Survey for citizens and residents as part of its national efforts to assess the level of digita...

MCIT launches 2026 digital inclusion survey

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) in Qatar has introduced the 2026 Digital Inclusion Survey to evaluate the state of digital inclusion and inform future policies. This survey follows the successful debut of the Qatar Digital Inclusion Index Report in 2024. The survey aims to collect data on citizens' and residents' access to and use of digital services and technologies.

By analyzing these findings, MCIT can enhance the accessibility, quality, and inclusiveness of digital services in Qatar. Rest assured, all responses will be kept confidential and used exclusively to bolster digital services and advance digital inclusion. Participants are invited to contribute through the provided link, and their input will be complemented by face-to-face interviews with community groups and stakeholders.

These efforts will culminate in a comprehensive report, expected later this year, that reflects both public experiences and stakeholder perspectives, ultimately guiding policies to better serve Qatar's evolving digital landscape.

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