In a precedent not seen in previous web summits, 10% of startups were able to join the summit through the “Impact” program, affiliated with the Web Summit Qatar, focusing on technology for good, according to Catherine Maher. She emphasized that artificial intelligence is the headline topic of this year’s forum and is considered a fundamental pillar in the desired technological development.
The summit witnesses the “PITCH” project presentation competition, supported by Bridges, bringing together top global startup entrepreneurs to compete face-to-face on stage in front of globally renowned investors.
The attendance of 401 investors from 46 countries and some of the world’s largest investment funds aims to explore investment opportunities in one of the fastest-growing markets in the world and meet the new generation of startups.
In the showcase hall at the Web Summit Qatar, 148 partners are present to explore business opportunities in the region and meet promising startups and technologies that will emerge in the future.
Trade delegations from countries including Canada, Turkey, Bahrain, Pakistan, Nigeria, and Kenya are attending the Web Summit Qatar to explore job opportunities in the Middle East. The summit witnesses the most important developments and achievements in the telecommunications and information technology sector globally, with a focus on their role in enhancing the knowledge-based digital economy and supporting digital transformation in the Middle East and the world.
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