Doha:The State of Qatar’s pavilion at MWC26 Doha, organized by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), showcased numerous digital projects, initiatives, and solutions with participation from various ministries, government entities, and institutions across the country.

According to Hukoomi, the pavilion emphasized Qatar’s advancements in technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance services and boost operational efficiency. It provided visitors and international partners with insights into Qatar’s development of digital solutions and AI applications across diverse sectors, focusing on integrating government services, data exchange, and creating specialized applications for operational and service delivery needs. These efforts align with the objectives of the Digital Agenda 2030 and Qatar National Vision 2030.

The MCIT highlighted several government services, including the e-Payment Gateway on Hukoomi, the Government e-Correspondence System (Morasalat), the Government Data Exchange System (GDX), and the Government Contact Center (109). The showcase also included projects under the Government AI Program (GovAI) and the next phase of the TASMU Smart Qatar Program, featuring six upcoming national solutions powered by data and AI, the TASMU Innovation Lab, TASMU Accelerator, and digital transformation roadmaps for four priority sectors.

In the legislative area, the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers presented its Smart Legislative Advisor, a recipient of the 2026 GCC Digital Government Award. This includes an AI-powered benchmarking and legislative drafting platform to aid in preparing and reviewing legislation and comparing it against GCC and international frameworks.

Mada – Qatar Assistive Technology Center demonstrated its BuHamad project, which utilizes AI to translate written text and spoken language into Qatari Sign Language via a digital avatar, enhancing access to information and services for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.