📍 Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT), geneva Institute for human Rights,Qatar

📆 Focus Areas: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Digital Governance, ICT & Human Rights

Technology is no longer just a tool, it is a force shaping governance, human rights, and sustainable development worldwide. I had the opportunity to bridge the gap between ICT policies and the global SDG agenda, ensuring that digital transformation aligns with international sustainability commitments while fostering inclusion and accessibility.

I have worked at the intersection of ICT, sustainable development, and human rights, ensuring that digital transformation is not only efficient but also inclusive, ethical, and globally aligned.

💡 How can technology accelerate sustainable development? That was the core question guiding my work—bridging AI, smart governance, and digital policy with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

🔹 Where Technology Meets Policy

📌 Strategic Advisory on ICT & SDGs
I supported MCIT Qatar in aligning national digital policies with global sustainability frameworks, ensuring technology serves people—not just the economy.

📌 Capacity Building & Training
From policymakers to tech professionals, I designed and delivered training sessions on ICT governance, digital rights, and ethical AI, ensuring that innovation goes hand in hand with accountability and transparency.

📌 Gender & Digital Inclusion
Technology should empower, not exclude. I worked on gender-responsive digital strategies, advocating for women’s participation in tech leadership and ensuring digital tools remain accessible to all.

📌 Shaping the Future of Smart Governance
From AI-driven policymaking to e-governance reforms, I advised on how Qatar’s ICT infrastructure can drive sustainability, security, and human-centered progress.

🚀 Why This Work Mattered

✔ Tech for Social Good – Moving beyond infrastructure to ensure digital transformation drives sustainable, inclusive development.
✔ Stronger Governance – Bridging technology, policy, and human rights for better digital governance.
✔ Empowering Stakeholders – Training policymakers and tech leaders to make informed, ethical digital decisions.

💡 Personal Reflection: A Future Shaped by Ethical Tech

*”Digital transformation should never be just about efficiency—it should be about equity, accountability, and justice. Working with MCIT Qatar reinforced the power of technology when it is guided by principles, not just profit.

Technology is our present and our future. The question is—who does it serve?“*