Qatar, Ukraine deepen collaboration in technology and education
Gulf Times
Qatar, Ukraine deepen collaboration in technology and education
Qatar’s commitment to technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and knowledge-based growth is finding a natural partner in Ukraine’s accelerated expertise in operating under complex digital pressure, an official of the Qatar-Ukraine Business Forum (QUBF) has said. Through the forum, QUBF co-founder and chairperson Dr Olga Revina emphasised that both countries are shaping a collaborative agenda that places education, innovation, and resilience at the heart of their partnership. Revina explained that Qatar-Ukraine ties have been strengthened by recent exchanges facilitated by QUBF, including the introduction of Ukraine’s SET University to the Qatari academic and innovation ecosystem.
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