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Qatar, a country known for its vast hydrocarbon resources, is making significant strides towards economic diversification. This strategic shift, focused on four pivotal sectors—logistics, information and communication technology (ICT), manufacturing, and tourism—has been a major point of discussion at the recent Qatar Economic Forum . During the forum, policymakers deliberated on ways to accelerate economic growth and bolster competitiveness within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). A key highlight was the panel discussion titled "Reshaping Middle Eastern Economies," where leaders emphasized the importance of achieving inclusive and sustainable growth across the region. Central to Qatar's economic diversification efforts is its ambitious Third National Development Strategy (NDS3), a critical component of the broader Qatar Vision 2030 initiative. This long-term vision, originally structured into three phases, has evolved to prioritize the creation of national champions in

Qatar Foundation (QF) has been a driving force behind Qatar's transformation into a knowledge-based society since 2007. Through its Research, Development, and Innovation (RDI) initiatives, QF has catalyzed innovation across various sectors, including IT, energy, environment, and healthcare. With a significant investment of over QAR 5.09 billion, QF has funded more than 4,800 projects, resulting in 331 inventions and the incubation of 42 startups at Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP). This commitment to fostering innovation has also led to the granting of eight patents for QF inventions. Beyond funding projects, QF aims to position Qatar as a global hub for research and innovation. Collaborations with prestigious institutions like Tubitak, Boeing, and Harvard University underscore QF's dedication to knowledge sharing and addressing global challenges. QF's initiatives extend to multidisciplinary research conferences, global summits, and specialized research institutes s