Qatar’s leading logistics provider GWC has been awarded at the inaugural ‘Forbes Digital Qatar Symposium & Awards 2021’, which was aimed at honouring the digital transformation journey of the public and private sector.
The award was received by GWC’s chief financial officer Hicham Nedjari on behalf of the company, which is among the top listed companies in Qatar and has achieved many milestones in developing the nation’s logistics infrastructure and providing fully integrated supply chain solutions.
The award comes at a time when we are witnessing a massive overhaul of the services provided and a fast-paced progression of Qatar to being a smart city, in the lead up to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
Commenting on the distinctive achievement, GWC Group CEO Ranjeev Menon said, “GWC has always been committed to playing its role in the fulfilment of Qatar Vision 2030. We are cognisant that our role as the official logistics provider for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is pivotal in making this sporting event an unprecedented success and we look forward to be extensively involved in all aspects of the tournament logistics operations.”
“GWC firmly believes in the power of digitalisation and has put in place various initiatives to ensure that they are able to provide holistic and innovative solutions to its client while keeping sustainability, cost and efficacy at the heart of it,” Menon added.
Earlier this year, GWC was also recognised among the top 10 logistics companies in the MENA region by Forbes Middle East, reaffirming its monumental growth since establishment in 2005 to becoming Qatar’s largest logistics provider and one of the fastest growing companies in the region.
As the ‘Regional Supporter and Official Logistics Provider’ of FIFA World cup Qatar 2022, GWC has been doing due diligence in ensuring that their processes and systems are of the highest standard.
 GWC Group CEO Ranjeev Menon |
The award comes at a time when we are witnessing a massive overhaul of the services provided and a fast-paced progression of Qatar to being a smart city, in the lead up to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
Commenting on the distinctive achievement, GWC Group CEO Ranjeev Menon said, “GWC has always been committed to playing its role in the fulfilment of Qatar Vision 2030. We are cognisant that our role as the official logistics provider for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is pivotal in making this sporting event an unprecedented success and we look forward to be extensively involved in all aspects of the tournament logistics operations.”
“GWC firmly believes in the power of digitalisation and has put in place various initiatives to ensure that they are able to provide holistic and innovative solutions to its client while keeping sustainability, cost and efficacy at the heart of it,” Menon added.
Earlier this year, GWC was also recognised among the top 10 logistics companies in the MENA region by Forbes Middle East, reaffirming its monumental growth since establishment in 2005 to becoming Qatar’s largest logistics provider and one of the fastest growing companies in the region.
As the ‘Regional Supporter and Official Logistics Provider’ of FIFA World cup Qatar 2022, GWC has been doing due diligence in ensuring that their processes and systems are of the highest standard.