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Media City Qatar Expands Business Opportunities at Web Summit Qatar 2025

 

Media City Qatar Expands Business Opportunities at Web Summit Qatar 2025

Web Summit Qatar 2025 proved to be a milestone event for Media City Qatar and the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), as they facilitated the registration of over 100 businesses through their strategic partnership. This initiative provides new media companies with cost-free registration for the first four years, offering a significant incentive for businesses looking to establish themselves in Qatar’s growing media landscape.

By simplifying registration through QFC’s streamlined procedures, Media City Qatar is helping businesses enter the market efficiently, further strengthening Qatar’s position as a regional media hub. According to Eng. Jassim Mohamed Al Khori, partnerships with new businesses bring fresh perspectives and expertise, ultimately enhancing the industry’s overall performance.

At Web Summit Qatar, Media City Qatar played a crucial role in supporting the Media Village, where 600+ international media professionals connected and showcased their work at the Startup Qatar Pavilion.

Further expanding its commitment to technological innovation, Media City Qatar has signed a strategic MoU with Huawei to develop a Smart Media Campus Initiative. This collaboration aims to integrate cutting-edge digital solutions into Qatar’s media landscape, reinforcing the country’s commitment to fostering innovation, investment, and global media expansion.

With these initiatives, Media City Qatar continues to drive progress toward Qatar National Vision 2030, ensuring the media sector remains at the forefront of the nation’s economic diversification efforts.

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