The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) aims to harness fourth industrial revolution technologies to fasten sustainable economic growth in the priority sectors outlined in the National Development Strategy.
This was disclosed by Dr. Abdulaziz Khalid al-Ali, Director of the C4IT at event on digital transformation and Industry 4.0 in Qatar, hosted by the Ministry of Finance, in cooperation with Qatar Development Bank (QDB).
The event explored the latest global developments, promising ventures and programmes, and future strategies and initiatives to foster the adoption of emerging technologies and propel the digital transformation of Qatar’s industries and trade.
The event featured a panel discussion that brought together experts in advanced industries, as well as decision-makers from major multinational companies and organizations.
The session was attended by local stakeholders, international partners, manufacturers, and SMEs ( small and medium enterprises).
Participants discussed advanced digital manufacturing capabilities, future plans for Qatar’s industrial sectors, and the country’s leadership in the region in terms of embracing the fourth industrial revolution.
"We believe that events focused on digital transformation and Industry 4.0 are increasingly important in light of rapid technological advancements. This event reflects our commitment along with our partners to adopting the latest advanced manufacturing technology solutions and ensuring that Qatari companies and factories can localise this knowledge," said Dr. Hamad Salem Mejegheer, QDB’s Executive Director of SMEs Development.
