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”"But one of the key vital findings of the white paper was that there is such a robust digital infrastructure in Qatar.". "Given the volume of accumulated facts regarding the World Cup, what do you do with these records, and how can we capitalize on every little thing that's happening with the Kingdom's Cup?"” Clark told Gulf Times in an exclusive interview. She said, “During our roundtable dialogue with many of the key players eager for the digital economic system in Qatar and major US companies based primarily here, the focal point of the session became 'What comes next?'‘ ‘'What can we do after the Cup in the area?'' "There's all this infrastructure being put in place nearby to accommodate such a large event." Clark said there are many opportunities to capitalize on the data collected., Using it to enrich future hobbies inside and outside of Qatar, as well as other future World Cups. The roundtable also identified methods to enrich the sector and which agencies should attract more investment in this sector. "We saw that the digital financial system sector is among the main areas that most excite the groups.". Besides oil and fuel, it is one of the crucial sectors that is growing and thriving in Qatar, which is why we see many American companies desperate to enter the native market. “Microsoft is the chair of our digital economy working community. They have been some of the forces used in the back of the white paper, and they are a big player in Qatar, and the departure of their statistics center is a cost for the country, especially with the development of the World Cup. Looking beyond,
