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MCIT initiates digital inclusivity survey for citizens and residents

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Last updated: 2024/05/24 at 9:28 AM
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The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) in Doha, Qatar has launched a survey to evaluate digital inclusivity for citizens and residents. The survey is being conducted in two phases – the first phase involved sending SMS messages, and the second phase will involve personal interviews over the next two weeks. The survey is set to conclude on June 8, 2024 with the aim of gathering valuable insights on how residents interact with modern digital technologies and identifying areas for improvement.

The ministry is encouraging participation in the survey to ensure accurate results that reflect the experiences and needs of the community in the digital field. By participating, individuals can help in understanding and meeting the digital needs of citizens and residents, as well as providing essential data to enhance digital services and promote inclusivity throughout Qatar. MCIT assures participants that their data will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and will only be used to improve digital services and inclusivity in the country.

The information collected from the survey will be used to contribute to the formulation of the Digital Inclusivity Index report, which is set to be launched in July 2024. This report will provide valuable insights into the current state of digital inclusivity in Qatar and help in identifying areas for improvement. By participating in the survey, individuals can play a role in shaping the future of digital services and inclusivity in the state.

Overall, the survey conducted by MCIT is an important initiative to gather feedback from residents and citizens on digital inclusivity in Qatar. By participating in the survey, individuals can help in shaping the future of digital services and promoting inclusivity in the country. The data collected will be used to enhance digital services and improve the overall digital experience for residents and citizens.

In conclusion, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in Qatar is taking proactive steps to evaluate digital inclusivity in the country through a survey that aims to gather valuable insights on how residents interact with modern technologies. By participating in the survey, individuals can help in shaping the future of digital services and promoting inclusivity throughout Qatar. The data collected will be used to improve digital services and contribute to the formulation of the Digital Inclusivity Index report, which will provide valuable insights into the current state of digital inclusivity in the country.

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