The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is poised to elevate its digital infrastructure and expertise, aligning with international standards, following a partnership with a prominent London-headquartered technology company.
An alliance has been formed as the Kingdom’s Ministry of Investment and the tech firm have entered into a memorandum of understanding. The collaboration aims to bolster the country’s economic strategy by providing a suite of services including advisory, consultation, and technical execution support, as disclosed in a recent announcement.
Additionally, this partnership is set to modernize the digital offerings and methods of the public and private sectors while concurrently offering training for tech professionals.
This initiative is a component of the ministry’s broader efforts to attract international businesses to establish a presence in Saudi Arabia, thereby catalyzing a technological transformation that aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
We commend the ministry on the work it is doing to afford global-leading technology companies like Endava an unmissable opportunity to actively shape the digital future of Saudi Arabia at this critical inflection point in the Kingdom’s advancement,
stated David Boast, Managing Director of MENA at Endava.
“Our partnership with them is further validation of Endava’s unwavering commitment to Saudi Arabia and its people,” he added, emphasizing the significance of such alliances with government entities to fulfill their mission of making a sustained, positive impact on the societies and economies they serve.
In a strategic move to expand its influence, Endava has been investing over the past two years to strengthen its foothold in the Saudi market, collaborating with leading entities in sectors such as banking, finance, and energy.