Qatar offers fertile ground for robotics and automation, says top retail industry executive
Gulf Times
Qatar offers fertile ground for robotics and automation, says top retail industry executive
Qatar’s openness to robotics and automation technologies positions the country at the forefront of innovation in the region, a top executive of a major regional hypermarket group has said. Qatar’s labour market dynamics make it easier to integrate automation compared to other countries, according to Dr Mohamed Althaf, LuLu Group Global director. “In many countries, introducing automation raises concerns about the displacement of workers. Qatar does not face that challenge in the same way. The country has the resources and flexibility to adopt advanced technologies without creating social pressures,” Dr Althaf explained to Gulf Times.
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