This initiative showcases a variety of programs created in partnership with local organizations and international collaborators.
In celebration of the 160th anniversary of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Qatar’s Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has launched a comprehensive initiative designed to promote digital inclusion and community engagement. Announced on World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, this initiative is in line with the CRA Strategy and Qatar National Vision 2030, emphasizing the nation’s enduring partnership with the ITU and its commitment to advancing inclusive digital growth.
Operating under the theme “Everyone Connected, Everyone Engaged,” this initiative highlights Qatar’s commitment to global digital transformation by advocating for the use of telecommunications and information technology for societal benefit. The goal is to turn this vision into actionable results that improve connectivity and digital literacy throughout the country.
Engineer Ahmad Abdulla Al-Muslemani, President of CRA and Chair-Designate of the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2026, remarked: “As we join the global community in celebrating the ITU’s 160th anniversary, Qatar reaffirms its commitment to a digitally empowered and inclusive future. This program exemplifies our strong relationship with the Union and our shared mission to effectively regulate telecommunications and information technology, enhance quality of life, and transform digital opportunities into real achievements for everyone in society.”
The initiative includes a rich array of programs developed in collaboration with local organizations and international partners. It kicks off with an awareness workshop focused on improving digital safety for the elderly, in partnership with Ehsan – Centre for Empowerment and Care of the Elderly. This workshop aims to equip seniors with the knowledge and skills they need to navigate the digital landscape safely and independently.
Manal Ahmed AlMannai, CEO of Ehsan, stated: “Our collaboration with the Communications Regulatory Authority allows us to extend our long-standing mission into the digital realm, empowering the elderly to use technology safely and confidently, ensuring that all generations can benefit from Qatar’s digital transformation.”
Additionally, the initiative encompasses a variety of programs designed to engage all segments of society, empower individuals with disabilities, support the elderly, and inspire youth pursuing careers in ICT.
These efforts underscore Qatar’s unwavering commitment to achieving digital inclusion and enhancing its active presence both regionally and internationally, as it moves towards a knowledge-based digital economy that guarantees equal opportunities for access and advancement for all.
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Ahmad Abdulla Al-Muslemani, Manal Ahmed AlMannai
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Ehsan, Communications Regulatory Authority
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