Growing opportunities for women in Qatar’s engineering sector
Gulf Times
Growing opportunities for women in Qatar’s engineering sector
Qatar’s evolving infrastructure landscape is creating new opportunities for engineering leadership, with professionals highlighting the country’s growth, collaborative environment and increasing prospects for women in large-scale projects. Qatar’s rapid infrastructure development continues to provide a dynamic environment for engineering professionals, with international expertise playing a key role in shaping large-scale projects across the country. Florentina Canto Navarro, electrical manager for the Facility E reverse osmosis desalination plant project and a senior industrial electrical engineer at ACCIONA, said her nearly decade-long experience working on Qatar-linked projects reflects both professional growth and the country’s transformation.
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