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PwC Middle East in Qatar has further grown its 40+ years presence in the country and has therefore made investment into a new office expansion hosting over 350 consultants and experts.
PwC in Qatar started its investment in digital capabilities over five years ago with strides being made across digital services and upskilling its people in the digital field.
This comes in line with the organisation’s worldwide commitment to an investment of $20 million to upskill its people in the region. These areas of digitisation and industries to profile include healthcare, transportation and cybersecurity.
During the office expansion tour, Bassam Hajhamad, Qatar Country Senior Partner, PwC Middle East, reinforced PwC’s commitment to investing in Qatar aligned with PwC’s global strategy “The New Equation” that was rolled out this summer and focused on building the right skills to deliver solutions that are human-led and tech powered.
He said, “The New Equation splits into two interconnected needs that clients face in the coming years. Trust and building
sustained outcomes for our clients to support organisational culture, the way executives think and to also suit an
environment that has a risk of disruption more intense than ever. And lastly, to ensure our people are future ready
to support significant changes as part of the new equation, we have committed to 6,000 new jobs in the Middle
East over the next 5 years with a focus on digital, emerging technologies and ESG.” (TNN)
PwC in Qatar started its investment in digital capabilities over five years ago with strides being made across digital services and upskilling its people in the digital field.
This comes in line with the organisation’s worldwide commitment to an investment of $20 million to upskill its people in the region. These areas of digitisation and industries to profile include healthcare, transportation and cybersecurity.
During the office expansion tour, Bassam Hajhamad, Qatar Country Senior Partner, PwC Middle East, reinforced PwC’s commitment to investing in Qatar aligned with PwC’s global strategy “The New Equation” that was rolled out this summer and focused on building the right skills to deliver solutions that are human-led and tech powered.
He said, “The New Equation splits into two interconnected needs that clients face in the coming years. Trust and building
sustained outcomes for our clients to support organisational culture, the way executives think and to also suit an
environment that has a risk of disruption more intense than ever. And lastly, to ensure our people are future ready
to support significant changes as part of the new equation, we have committed to 6,000 new jobs in the Middle
East over the next 5 years with a focus on digital, emerging technologies and ESG.” (TNN)
