MEEZA QSTP LLC (“MEEZA”), Qatar’s leading end-to-end managed IT and cloud services provider, today announced a significant expansion of its capabilities to deliver fully integrated Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) solutions—spanning design, delivery, and long-term operations of complex digital infrastructure.

As Qatar continues to accelerate investments in large-scale infrastructure, smart technologies, and mission-critical environments, organizations are increasingly facing the challenge of managing highly interconnected systems that require seamless coordination between IT platforms and operational systems. From data centres and smart cities to energy, oil and gas, and large enterprise environments, success now depends on unified capabilities that bridge digital and physical domains.

MEEZA’s enhanced positioning addresses this need directly—enabling clients to move beyond fragmented project delivery toward fully integrated lifecycle support. This includes advisory, system design, deployment, and ongoing managed operations, ensuring resilience, security, and performance across increasingly complex environments.

To support this strategic direction, MEEZA has acquired a majority stake in Blackarrow, a Qatar-based specialist in Extra-Low Voltage (ELV), security, AudioVisual, and Operational Technology systems. The acquisition complements MEEZA’s existing strengths in IT, cloud, cybersecurity, and data centre services, enabling a more comprehensive and tightly integrated offering.

By bringing together deep expertise across both IT and OT domains, MEEZA is now uniquely positioned to support clients across two critical dimensions:

• Large-scale project delivery: Designing and implementing complex, multi-system infrastructure with full integration across digital and operational layers
• Long-term operations: Managing and optimizing these environments with a unified approach to performance, security, and continuity

This evolution reflects a broader industry shift, where the boundary between IT and OT is rapidly dissolving, and where operational continuity, data integrity, and cyber-physical security must be addressed holistically rather than in silos.

Commenting on this development, Mr. Mohammed Ali Al-Ghaithani, Chief Executive Officer of MEEZA, said: “Today’s digital infrastructure is no longer confined to IT alone. Our clients are operating increasingly complex environments where physical systems, operational technologies, and digital platforms must work together seamlessly. Strengthening our integrated IT and OT capabilities allows us to support our clients across the full lifecycle—from initial design and deployment to ongoing operations—while ensuring resilience, efficiency, and security at every stage.”

He added: “Our investment in expanding these capabilities reflects MEEZA’s commitment to enabling Qatar’s most critical sectors with the expertise and scale required to meet both current and future demands.”

Through this strategic advancement, MEEZA reinforces its role as a national technology enabler—supporting the development and operation of secure, intelligent, and scalable infrastructure that underpins Qatar’s digital economy.