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A Joint Effort in Capacity Building through IPv6 Training

                                      Initiative by CRA and RIPE NCC




               Doha, February 26, 2024: In line with Qatar’s Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Implementation
               Strategy  and  as  an  essential  component  of  the  ongoing  joint  capacity-building  efforts,  the
               Communications Regulatory Authority in Qatar  (CRA) in collaboration with the Réseaux IP

               Européens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC), conducted a three-day training course on
               IPv6 recently.


               The training course was attended by attendees representing Qatar’s IPv6 Taskforce Members
               from Aspire Zone, Qatar Energy, Ministry of Public Health, Hamad International Airport, Sidra

               Medicine,  General  Authority  of  Customs,  Carnegie  Mellon  University-Qatar,  Qatar  University,
               Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar Foundation, Ministry of Education and Higher Education,
               Qatar Airways, and the University of Doha for Science and Technology.


               The training was thoroughly designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and skills
               required for a seamless and successful transition from Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) to IPv6.

               It provided an in-depth exploration of critical aspects of transitioning to IPv6 such as configuration,
               deployment,  routing, and security.  It addressed the significance of IPv6 and its necessity for
               modern networks. The course offered foundational knowledge on planning IPv6 deployment and

               addressing strategies. Furthermore, it encompassed additional relevant topics on IPv6 that are
               crucial for telecom network infrastructure.


               “In line with our commitment to support digital transformation and enhancing the technological
               infrastructure in the State of Qatar, the importance of the training course offered in collaboration

               with the RIPE NCC becomes evident. This initiative is a cornerstone in our strategy to building
               the capacity of our technical staff and enable them to apply the latest global standards in the

               Information and Communication Technology field.” said Ali Al-Suwaidi, Director of the Technical
               Affairs Department at CRA.


        For Inquiries:
        Abdulla Al-Mohannadi           Aya Mohammed Al-Qatawneh
        Media Communication Researcher   Media Relations Specialist
            +974 4499 4172                +974 4499 3463
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            abalmohannadi@cra.gov.qa       aalqatawneh@cra.gov.qa
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