MoCI participates in MWC26 Doha, showcases digital projects
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) participated in MWC26 Doha, where it showcased a range of digital projects and initiatives that demonstrate the use of modern technologies to enhance government services and improve institutional efficiency.</p> <p>During its participation, the Ministry presented several artificial intelligence (AI)-powered digital solutions designed to…
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) took part in MWC26 Doha, where it displayed a variety of digital projects and initiatives that highlight the use of advanced technologies to improve government services and boost institutional efficiency.
During its involvement, the Ministry presented several AI-driven digital solutions. These include a platform called "Smart Business Map," which offers investors advice on ideal locations for setting up their businesses. The platform considers factors such as geographic location, population density, and comparable commercial activities.
The Ministry also showcased the "Crisis Management System," an intelligent tool aimed at helping decision-makers manage strategic reserves. It assesses risks linked to imports and supply chains, then recommends alternative countries, routes, and suitable responses to crises.
To better serve investors, the Ministry emphasized the value-added services on the Single Window Platform. This includes the ability to apply for bank account openings, in partnership with Qatar National Bank (QNB), Doha Bank, Dukhan Bank, and Ooredoo Money. Additionally, the Ministry is working with Qatar Post to create an e-commerce store service via the platform. This service, which will allow investors to showcase their products and handle delivery to customers, is still in development.
The Ministry's presence at the event also featured the AI-powered virtual assistant "Saif." This tool provides assistance and guidance to investors throughout the process of establishing a business via the Single Window Platform. Furthermore, the Ministry demonstrated the AI-powered Legal Affairs Assistant. This tool aids in legal operations and makes it easier to access relevant information and references, enhancing overall efficiency.
The Ministry further displayed "Fateen," an AI-powered assistant created for Ministry employees. This tool enables employees to quickly access procedures and circulars related to business establishment, facilitating faster access to information and streamlining internal tasks.
The Ministry's participation in MWC26 Doha aimed to showcase its digital projects and initiatives, explore the latest AI applications and international best practices, and exchange knowledge while identifying opportunities for collaboration and partnerships with participating entities and companies. These efforts support the Ministry's digital transformation journey, improve government services, and strengthen Qatar's business environment competitiveness.
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