MWC Doha 2025 draws over 9,000 participants

Doha, Qatar: The Mobile World Congress (MWC) Doha 2025 has concluded its first ever edition, drawing nearly 9,500 unique attendees from more than 110...

Doha, Qatar: The Mobile World Congress (MWC) Doha 2025 has concluded its first-ever edition, drawing nearly 9,500 unique attendees from more than 110 countries and territories.

The event reflected the heightened interest in the digital transformation progress and emphasised the surging global attention on the region’s expanding influence in driving intelligent networks and next-gen digital innovation.

During the conference, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, H E Mohammed bin Ali Al-Mannai, said: “The first edition of MWC25 Doha highlights the important role our region can play in shaping the future of telecommunications and information technology. Hosting this level of global expertise and major technology companies in Doha demonstrates the ability of our economies to harness 5G and next-generation networks, artificial intelligence, and intelligent digital platforms in practical applications that support innovation and sustainable growth.

“At MCIT, we remain committed to strengthening our partnership with the GSMA, building on the outcomes of this edition to launch new joint initiatives, elevate the region’s presence within the global innovation ecosystem, and advance our aspirations for a more advanced and sustainable digital future.”

The event also showcased the Qatar Pavilion, which emerged as a key focal point for visiting foreign delegations. The pavilion featured 32 national digital initiatives from 17 government entities, providing a comprehensive showcase of Qatar’s progress in smart city development, digital government services, digital identity, AI-driven solutions, and cutting-edge emerging technologies.