Technology | Women of Qatar

Dr. Noora Fatais Al-Marri

Today, one of the signs of a country’s progress is how much of its services are provided online and can be obtained with a click of a button. However, such ease comes with risks, such as the danger of getting hacked and the compromise of user information. This is why cybersecurity is important to protect these conveniences. Qatar has its scholars and pioneers in this field. One of them is Dr. Noora Fatais Al-Marri, a Qatari scientist with patents to her name.

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Latifa Khalid Al Thani

Today Qatari women are breaking barriers, swimming against the tide, and walking the paths that no one before them had explored. They do so to create new opportunities for others, especially for women. In this interview, we talk to Latifa Khalid Al Thani, the first Qatari to work at Microsoft. She tells us what it is like to be a young woman working in a global company.

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Muna Khalid Al Bader

In this interview, we talked to Muna Khalid Al Bader, an artist, an IT engineer, the Ambassador of Qatari Art to UNESCO, and the woman who speaks in blue.

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Sheikha Dr. Dena Ahmed Al Thani

Qatar is flourishing with women in academia and prolific researchers who publish in highly respectable journals. One of them is Dr. Dena Ahmed Al Thani, an Assistant Professor at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) who strongly advocates for the rights of persons with disabilities and works to create more inclusive technology.

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