Ooredoo Hosts GSMA Networks Group Meeting in Doha

Doha, November 04 (QNA) - Ooredoo hosted the GSMA Networks Group Meeting NG#18 in Doha in a landmark moment for digital innovation and global connectivity. This event marked an essential step in Qatar's journey to becoming a leader in digital communications, as it brought together global industry leaders to shape the future of mobile connectivity. The GSMA, a worldwide entity dedicated to uniting the mobile ecosystem, is committed to empowering innovation for the betterment of businesses and society. It was the first time such a prestigious gathering of the top telco companies took place in Qatar-fostering discussions and advancements in voice and data services to upgrade the mobile user experience of people worldwide. "The GSMA Networks Group is at the forefront of defining the future of mobile connectivity and services. Being hosted for our NG#18 meeting in Qatar is a testament to the country's ongoing commitment to dedication to digital innovation. We ensure that users worldwide enjoy a seamless and enriched mobile experience, regardless of where they are. Qatar's vibrant technological landscape provides the perfect backdrop for these discussions. We are grateful to Ooredoo for hosting us and playing a crucial role in fostering international cooperation and shared progress in the telecommunications sector," said Ian Pannell, GSMA, Chief Engineer. Hosted by Ooredoo, the event welcomed over 100 participants, with some joining virtually, including representatives from major multinational operators as well as manufacturers from all sectors of technology and internet giants. Representatives from these highly influential entities gathered in Doha with a shared mission to exchange valuable insights, engage in future-forward deliberations, and cultivate partnerships poised to transform the telecommunications landscape. The GSMA is a global organisation unifying the mobile ecosystem to discover, develop and deliver innovation foundational to positive business environments and societal change. (QNA)