Doha: University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) is participating in Web Summit through a strong showcase of student-founded startups, faculty-led sessions, and strategic ecosystem engagement, reinforcing its role as a national driver of applied entrepreneurship and technology commercialization. According to Qatar News Agency, through UHUB, the University's business incubator, UDST is spotlighting a diverse portfolio of startups developed by its students and alumni across sectors including artificial intelligence, fintech, health, education, agri-tech, transportation, and accessibility solutions. These startups reflect UDST's applied learning model, where academic knowledge translates into scalable, market-ready solutions that address real-world challenges. President of UDST Dr. Salem Al Naemi stated: "UDST's participation at Web Summit reflects our firm belief that universities play an active role in building innovation-driven economies. Through UHUB, we empower our students and faculty to move beyond ideas and research into real, scalable solutions that contribute to national priorities and global markets. The startups and innovators we showcase demonstrate the strength of applied education and UDST's commitment to developing future entrepreneurs, innovators, and technology leaders."