Ooredoo launched its Strategic Digital & AI Transformation Programme in Qatar. The company expanded its partnership with Microsoft to build AI-enabled systems, sovereign cloud capabilities, and digital infrastructure for enterprise and consumer services. The initiative supports Ooredoo’s transition toward an AI-powered operating model aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030.
How Ooredoo’s AI Transformation Programme Expands Digital Infrastructure
The agreement focuses on deploying sovereign and hybrid cloud capabilities while integrating artificial intelligence across Ooredoo’s operations. Ooredoo said the programme will create a scalable digital foundation to support advanced services, operational automation, and AI-driven customer applications.
Senior executives from both companies attended the signing ceremony, including Sheikh Ali bin Jabor bin Mohammad al-Thani and Ahmad el-Dandachi. The companies did not disclose financial terms or implementation timelines linked to the programme.
What the Microsoft Partnership Means for Qatar’s AI Ecosystem
The programme places sovereign cloud infrastructure at the centre of Ooredoo’s digital strategy. Telecom operators across the Gulf continue to increase investments in artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and enterprise digital transformation.
Qatar has accelerated AI adoption across public and private sectors under Qatar National Vision 2030. The strategy focuses on telecommunications, smart infrastructure, and digital public services.
Ooredoo said the initiative will improve customer engagement through more personalised and proactive service models. The company also stated that the programme will help enterprises access expanded digital capabilities and strengthen Qatar’s broader digital ecosystem through scalable AI and data infrastructure.
Executive Statements on Ooredoo’s AI Strategy
Sheikh Ali bin Jabor bin Mohammad al-Thani said the programme would support more personalised customer experiences while improving enterprise competitiveness through advanced digital capabilities.
Ahmad el-Dandachi said the collaboration combines cloud infrastructure, data systems, and artificial intelligence technologies to accelerate innovation across Qatar’s digital economy.
