QFC and Digital Poland Foundation Sign MoU to Support Digital Sector

Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) and Digital Poland Foundation have signed an MoU to cooperate on supporting the digital sector in Poland and Qatar and speed up the development of new technologies.

The MoU is the first agreement the QFC has made with a Polish organisation, initiating its collaboration with the country.

Within the parameters of the agreement, the two parties will collaborate to develop and execute initiatives, such as webinars, networking events, B2B meetings and other engagements, to stimulate activities in both countries’ digital ecosystems.

Digital Poland Foundation and QFC also commit to sharing relevant business opportunities in their markets, exchanging industry information, facilitating introductions of relevant organisations, and cross promoting their respective activities and events on social media and digital platforms.

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This partnership was established at a time where the bilateral relationship between Qatar and Poland has been growing from strength to strength and the two countries share similar visions to promote their capabilities in the technology space.

Poland is the largest economy in Central and Eastern Europe with strong capabilities in ICT and business services industries.

On the other hand, Qatar aims to transform the nation into an advanced society capable of sustainable development through the Qatar National Vision 2030, with digital transformation being one of the priorities.

QFC CEO Yousuf Mohamed Al-Jaida said: “This MoU is an important step for us, as it will broaden Qatar’s access and expertise to digital technology while opening doors to strengthen relations with Poland, this being the first QFC partnership with the country.

“This partnership also reinforces our commitment to bolster Qatar’s digital sector. With shared objectives for growth, I am confident that Digital Poland Foundation and QFC will have many initiatives ahead to upsurge learning and advance innovation in both Poland and Qatar’s digital sector.”

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