Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar Partner to Bring Private 5G Networks for Better Connectivity and Sustainability

Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar have signed an agreement to work together on building private 5G networks. These networks will help businesses and government organizations in Qatar work faster, smarter, and more securely. The goal is to improve industries like manufacturing, airports, and oil and gas by using Ericsson’s advanced Ericsson Private 5G technology.

This partnership will also create special solutions for critical services like public safety, air traffic control, and railways. These solutions will ensure that networks are always available, secure, and can handle high demand without slowing down.

Focus on Sustainability

Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar are also committed to protecting the environment. They plan to use 5G technology to reduce carbon emissions and build a greener future. By sharing knowledge and working together, they aim to achieve Net Zero (a balance between the amount of greenhouse gases produced and removed from the atmosphere).

What This Partnership Will Do

As part of the agreement, Ericsson will:

• Provide its Ericsson Private 5G and mission-critical network solutions.
• Bring in global partners and share best practices.
• Work with Ooredoo to train businesses and government organizations on how to use 5G for sustainability and innovation.

This collaboration will help Ooredoo Qatar launch new services faster, create new revenue opportunities, and meet the unique connectivity needs of businesses. It will also support sustainable growth in Qatar’s digital economy.

Why This Matters for Qatar and Nigeria

For Qatar, this partnership means faster, more reliable internet for industries and public services. It will help businesses use advanced technologies like automation and improve critical services like public safety and transportation.

For Nigeria, this is an example of how 5G technology can transform industries and improve lives. It shows the potential for partnerships between telecom companies and technology providers to drive innovation, create jobs, and build a more sustainable future.

What Leaders Are Saying

Thani Al Malki, Chief Business Officer of Ooredoo Qatar, said:
“Working with Ericsson will help us bring advanced 5G solutions to industries in Qatar, from automation to critical public services.”

Todd Ashton, Vice President of Ericsson Middle East and Africa, added:
“We are excited to work with Ooredoo Qatar to provide secure, high-performance networks that will drive digitalization and efficiency for businesses and government organizations.”

In Summary

This partnership between Ericsson and Ooredoo Qatar is a big step forward in bringing fast, secure, and sustainable 5G networks to key industries. It will help businesses grow, improve public services, and protect the environment. For Nigeria, it’s a reminder of the power of technology to transform economies and create opportunities for everyone.