Kuwait’s digital revolution for pioneering future with innovation

• The two-day conference aims to promote the environment of innovation and digital cooperation.

• This conference gathers thought leaders, government officials, and technology experts to share insights and best practices.

• It also highlights digital initiatives and advances public services in key sectors like oil, healthcare, and education.

The Director General of the Central Authority for Information Technology, Najat Ibrahim, highlighted the critical importance of promoting digital transformation and cultivating a culture of innovation and technology. She emphasized that these elements serve as fundamental pillars for building a sustainable future, achieving comprehensive digital transformation, and aligning with the vision of “New Kuwait 2035.”

Speaking to KUNA on Monday during the opening of the “Kuwait Third Digital Transformation Conference” Najat Ibrahim stated that the two-day event aims to foster innovation and digital collaboration.

Organized by Great Minds in cooperation with the Central Authority for Information Technology, the conference brings together thought leaders, government officials, and technology experts to exchange experiences and explore best practices in technology.

Ibrahim noted that Kuwait has rapidly progressed in digital transformation, emphasizing the digitization of government services, the implementation of national development plans, and the resulting benefits for both the public and private sectors.

Furthermore, Ibrahim stated that the Central Authority for Information Technology plays a very prominent role in driving digital transformation across state institutions by leveraging modern technologies and fostering innovation. This approach will enhance work quality in all sectors, promote sustainable performance, and support comprehensive digital transformation.

Ibrahim described the conference as a renowned and unique platform uniting creative minds and technical experts from diverse sectors to collaborate and develop plans and initiatives, which will advance digital transformation and foster positive changes in various aspects of life.

In addition, Ibrahim drew attention that the two-day conference showcases pioneering digital initiatives and focuses on improving public services in key sectors, including oil and gas, healthcare, and education.

On a concluding note, Ibrahim emphasized that digital technology and innovation opens a window of opportunities for government and private institutions, as well as business leaders worldwide, who seek to develop technical business and align with global markets, create future opportunities in modern technology, and explore effective ways to integrate it into the digital transformation system.

Source: Al Jarida