Doha, Qatar: Qatar Manpower Solutions Company (Jusour) is participating actively in Web Summit Qatar, which started yesterday and will continue for four days.

Jusour’s participation in the summit stems from its vision that aims to boost the labour market to make it vibrant with innovation, provide endless opportunities for development and creativity, and contribute to achieving Qatar National Vision 2030.

The participation aims to attract entrepreneurs and meet leaders of the technology sector in the world.

The company will participate in the summit with an integrated programme to enhance cooperation with technology innovators and creative entrepreneurs, attract them, and involve them in the strategic plans of the Qatari economy.

Following the opening ceremony of the summit, Jusour presented a workshop entitled “The Path of Entrepreneurship in Qatar – Your Bridge to Growth”, during which attendees learned about how Jusour and the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) support entrepreneurs by facilitating the establishment of businesses and entering the Qatari labour market.

The workshop discussed the growth of Qatar as a thriving hub for entrepreneurs, in light of its provision of an innovative environment for start-ups, in addition to the facilities of a world-class business infrastructure, as the workshop witnessed remarkable interaction.

As part of Josour’s participation in Web Summit Qatar 2025, the PITCH competition was launched under the sponsorship of Qatar Manpower Solutions Company (Jusour), for the second year in a row.

It is a competition for emerging companies participating in the summit, where nearly a thousand companies compete to win the prize and obtain support from leading companies in the field.

Today (Monday), the Jusour pavilion at the Web Summit will host a group of its targeted programmes for visitors, including the ‘Sahem’ programme, which was designed to provide part-time job opportunities for students currently enrolled in accredited universities and educational institutions in Qatar, as well as to serve people with disabilities and enable them to work part-time in the private sector in line with their abilities and ambitions.