Paris: The State of Qatar participated in the third AI Action summit, held over two days in Paris. The Qatari delegation to the summit was led by Minister of Communication and Information Technology HE Mohammed bin Ali Almannai.
The Summit attracted widespread international participation, bringing together heads of state and government, leaders of international organizations, corporate executives, academics, and civil society representatives to discuss the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on societies, economies, and governance structures.
Qatar's participation reaffirms its commitment to fostering international collaboration on AI governance and development, underscoring the importance of establishing a comprehensive global framework that ensures transparency, accountability, and equitable access to AI solutions.
Commenting on Qatar's involvement, HE Mohammed bin Ali Almannai stated: "The Summit offers a unique opportunity for global stakeholders to build a harmonized AI ecosystem. By uniting governments, industry, and civil society, we can ensure that AI innovation is not only a driver of economic growth but also a force for social good, cultural preservation, and global well-being."
The AI Action Summit focuses on five key pillars that frame the challenges and opportunities presented by AI: Public Interest in AI, Future of Work, Innovation and Culture, Trust in AI, and Global AI Governance.
The Summit concluded with a shared commitment to develop international strategies and partnerships that foster responsible AI innovation. Qatar's leadership and active engagement in these discussions highlight the nation's vision for inclusive digital transformation and a future in which AI benefits all.
Underscoring Qatar's position as a hub for digital and technological innovation in the region, Qatar is hosting the World Summit AI for five consecutive years, following the successful conclusion of its first edition last December. Qatar is also preparing to host the second edition of the Web Summit at the end of February. These high-profile global events reflect the State's efforts to build a supportive environment for technology development and AI advancements.
