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U.S. – Saudi Arabia – Kuwait Virtual ICT Business Matchmaking Program
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Apr 12, 2022

U.S. – Saudi Arabia – Kuwait Virtual ICT Business Matchmaking Program

Overview

The purpose of the program is to connect U.S. firms to business prospects in the ICT subsectors of cybersecurity, smart city infrastructure and technology solutions, artificial intelligence markets, and cloud computing.

Objectives

Client objectives: To learn about ICT trends and opportunities in the Saudi Arabian and Kuwait markets, and to participate in a virtual business matchmaking program with Saudi and Kuwaiti companies from the public and private sectors

Event Information

Leading ICT markets in MENA region. Investments in E-commerce, digital education and health, & smart cities. Leading sectors: Govt, Telcom, Finance & Energy

Which U.S. Firms Should Join

Infrastructure Security: energy, transportation, and government networks
Artificial Intelligence: smart cities, infrastructure management, and government services
Cloud Computing: infrastructure, storage & security management, and data services
Application Software: enterprise software, and internet-based solutions

Program Deliverables

FREE webinars open to all on procurement opportunities with leading Saudi & Kuwaiti organizations including Saudi Aramco, Saudi Telecom Company, NEOM, Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), and Zain
Fee-based virtual one-to-one business meetings with prescreened prospective buyers, agents, distributors, and joint venture partners. Fee of $250 will be collected upon acceptance of company’s application

Contacts:

U.S. Commercial Service – Saudi Arabia
Tareq Ghazal / Senior Commercial Specialist
Tareq.Ghazal@trade.gov

U.S. Commercial Service – Kuwait
Dina Al-Shawa / Senior Commercial Specialist
Dina.al-shawa@trade.gov

U.S. Commercial Service – U.S.
Warren Anderson / Senior International Trade Specialist
Warren.Anderson@trade.gov

Digital Technology Market Trends & Opportunities in Saudi Arabia’s Energy Sector

Date: April 18, 2022

Time: 2:30 pm ET / 9:30 pm KSA

Saudi Arabia’s Information & Communications Technology (ICT) sector is propelling the digital transformation of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 economic diversification strategy. Driven by an increased focus on the Kingdom’s giga-projects and smart governance, overall ICT spending in Saudi Arabia was estimated at $32.9 billion in 2021.