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Gitex, Middle East’s premier IT industry exhibition and show, has signed Qatar IT Forum (QITF) as its strategic partner. QITF vice-chairman Fawad Rana signed the agreement with Gitex senior marketing manager Sanjay Zaveri at the recently held week-long exhibition (pictured). QITF is the first and only forum managed by IT industry experts in Qatar. Sheikh Sultan bin Jassim al-Thani, chairman of QITF, lauded the QITF management as the forum was the only entity from Qatar exhibiting at Gitex. He also assured of extending his full support to the IT industry in Qatar. QITF has currently more than 2,000 IT professionals registered on its website.
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