Media City Qatar and Huawei have signed a memorandum of understanding to drive digital transformation in Qatar’s media sector through advanced technology solutions.
Announced at Web Summit Qatar 2025, the partnership aims to enhance technological capabilities across the media industry and solidify Qatar’s position as an emerging global media hub, the statement said.
The collaboration will establish a state-of-the-art smart media campus powered by Huawei. The advanced technology infrastructure will feature AI-driven access control, intelligent shared space asset management, an integrated multi-cloud media platform, and next-generation storage architecture for media content.
Media City Qatar will provide the essential infrastructure and industry support to help media organizations, startups, studios, and content creators adopt these technologies.
CEO of Media City Qatar, Eng. Jassim Mohamed Al Khori said that the partnership redefines digital transformation in the region, positioning Qatar as "a trailblazer" in media innovation and setting "a new benchmark for the future of content creation and distribution."
"By integrating AI, cloud technologies, and intelligent systems, we are not just evolving the technology landscape but fundamentally transforming how media is created, delivered, and experienced. Together, we are unlocking unprecedented levels of innovation, efficiency, and global collaboration, paving the way for the next generation of media technology,” -President of Huawei Gulf North Region, Rico Lin said.
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