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7/23/26, 12:04 PM      How Qi carried Iraq’s digital transformation story to the world’s largest fintech stage, Money20/20 Europe 2026 | ZAWYA
       Over the course of the conference, Qi’s delegation held a series of meetings with major global payment networks, financial institutions, technology leaders, and
       investors to explore cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital identity, embedded finance, cross, border trade, and merchant, enablement ecosystems.

       These were more than business meetings; they reflected growing interest in Iraq’s advancing digital infrastructure and the significant potential of its financial
       market in the years ahead.

       The participation also highlighted Qi’s vision for deploying artificial intelligence — not only to improve the customer experience, but also to strengthen
       compliance, sharpen fraud, detection capabilities, automate operations, and develop digital services tailored to the needs of the Iraqi market.

       Bahaa Abdul Hadi, Chairman of Qi, affirmed that this vision extends beyond technology, saying: “Our goal is to build a more financially inclusive and digitally
       connected Iraq. Financial inclusion is not merely a banking service; it is a pillar of economic development and improved quality of life. Through investment in
       innovation and global partnerships, we continue to build a modern digital economy that serves all Iraqis.”

       This vision reflects a broader shift underway in Iraq, where digital infrastructure has become a fundamental enabler of trade, investment, government services,
       and cross, border transactions, opening new horizons for the national economy and deepening its integration into the global economy.

       Ali Hussein Munim, CEO of Qi, added: “Our journey was never about building a payments company; it was about building a fully integrated digital
       ecosystem. In partnership with government institutions, financial partners, merchants, and technology providers, we continue to develop more efficient, higher,
       impact services that support Iraq’s long, term economic development.”

       Today, Qi’s focus extends well beyond digital payments, expanding into digital commerce, merchant enablement, financial services, artificial intelligence, and
       digital infrastructure — built on the conviction that the future of the economy is not shaped by standalone services, but by interconnected systems linking
       people to business, government, and markets.

       As Money20/20 Europe 2026 drew to a close, Qi’s delegation carried home more than new meetings and partnerships, it carried a message: Iraq is no longer
       watching digital transformation from a distance. It has become a partner in shaping its future.

       At a moment when the world was debating the future of fintech, Iraq was telling a different story — the story of an economy in transition, national companies
       building for the future, and a new generation that sees innovation as the path to development and prosperity.

       That, perhaps, was the most important message Qi carried

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