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His Excellency Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim al-Thani chaired Wednesday the meeting of the Steering Committee for Smart Government and Digital Leadership. The meeting discussed several projects related to digital government and enhancing integration between ministries, government agencies, and public institutions. These projects aim to contribute to achieving the goals of Qatar's national digital transformation and to facilitate services and transactions for individuals and institutions across various sectors. Appropriate decisions were made regarding these projects. The meeting was attended by ministers - members of the committee, along with senior state officials.  

The 8th annual Doha Women Forum (DWF) concluded Saturday, September 27th, at the Grand Hyatt Doha Hotel and Villas, drawing a record crowd of hundreds of attendees and over 35 thought-leaders for a day of transformative dialogue on leadership, gender equality, and collective action.The forum, themed “Voices of Change: Redefining Tomorrow Through Collective Action and Shared Values,” delivered on its promise to inspire and mobilize. It was powered by Strategic Partner Snoonu, a leading Qatari tech company that exemplifies its commitment to inclusion: over 50% of its workforce is comprised of women, a powerful testament to female leadership and digital sector inclusion.Emotional Highlights and Strategic VisionSessions spanning corporate leadership, digital transformation, personal wellness, and global mobility delivered an electric mix of emotional personal stories and bold strategic conversations, leaving participants energized to translate inspiration into impactful, women-led change.DWF Founder, Conchita Ponce, opened the day with a heartfelt call for unity, purpose, and shared values, underscoring the forum's role as a catalyst for meaningful, sustained change in the region. Hamad Al Hajri, Founder of Snoonu, then spoke on the critical role of women in shaping Qatar’s digital and entrepreneurial future, reaffirming his company’s commitment to innovation and inclusion.Their remarks were followed by an electrifying keynote from renowned broadcaster Folly Bah Thibault, which set an immediate tone of powerful storytelling and collective vision.The forum’s true emotional peak was the powerful address by Dr. Esraa El Bably, a UN spokesperson and deaf dentist. Her moving story of resilience, breaking barriers, and empowerment earned a spontaneous, standing ovation, providing a living example of the “Voices of Change” theme in action.Collaboration and Future ImpactBeyond the main stage, attendees engaged in purposeful networking, interactive activities, and knowledge-sharing sessions. A vibrant marketplace featured exhibits by dozens of women-led initiatives and local lifestyle brands, showcasing the breadth of female entrepreneurship in Qatar.The 8th edition successfully reaffirmed the DWF's position as a premier, influential platform for women’s empowerment in the region. The event also received crucial support from Aamal Holding and Spirit Events as Gold Partners, whose contributions helped strengthen the Forum’s impact and reach.The momentum will continue with the planning of the 9th edition, promising an even greater focus on translating dialogue into measurable leadership and lasting, tangible impact.For more updates, visit dohawomenforum.com or follow @dohawomenforum on Instagram.

His Excellency Minister of Interior, Commander of the Internal Security Force (Lekhwiya), and Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Police Academy Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani attended on Thursday the graduation ceremony of 13 officers of the first batch of the second-line leadership program at the Police Officers Institute at the Academy's headquarters.During the ceremony, His Excellency handed out certificates to the graduates in the presence of a number of leaders and heads of the country's security and military agencies.The program aimed to prepare a new generation of security leaders capable of contributing to the development of institutions and facing future challenges. The program was implemented in cooperation with the IE University in Spain, which specializes in leadership.

A delegation from the State of Qatar, led by the Qatar Leadership Centre, visited key Rwandan institutions this week as part of a study tour aimed at deepening bilateral ties and exchanging knowledge.The delegation was received by the officials of the Rwanda Cooperation, Office of the Ombudsman, Rwanda Governance Board and National Bank of Rwanda during the visits to the offices.The Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) hosted the group, with Deputy CEO Dr Félicien Usengumukiza highlighting how good governance has played a central role in Rwanda’s social and economic transformation. RGB shared insights into its mandate and the country’s policy-driven development model.At the National Bank of Rwanda (NBR), Governor Soraya Hakuziyaremye welcomed the delegation and emphasized the importance of evidence-based monetary policy. The NBR team showcased its decision-making process, which includes economic projections, public engagement, and policy debate.The delegation has explored Rwanda’s progress in governance, economic sectors, human capital, aviation & national identity, Rwanda Cooperation said.Both institutions described the visit as a reflection of the growing partnership between Rwanda and Qatar, rooted in mutual respect and a shared commitment to progress.