Qatar positioned as regional energy transition leader, says tech firm executive
Gulf Times
Qatar positioned as regional energy transition leader, says tech firm executive
Electrification and efficiency are seen to be central to Qatar’s sustainability drive, a top official of Schneider Electric has observed, noting that investment in technology and digitalisation is essential to cut emissions and strengthen the economy. Qatar’s resources and partnerships can accelerate a more sustainable and inclusive future for the Middle East and Africa, stated Walid Sheta, president of Middle East and Africa region, in an exclusive interview. Sheta emphasised that sustainability is not a short-term project but a long journey requiring investment, technology, and intelligence. He said, “The path to sustainability is a long one that requires investments and energy to fuel the intelligence that will bring efficiency to the economy.
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