Salam at LEAP 2026 concluded its official participation by signing 29 strategic partnerships to advance digital solutions across Saudi Arabia. The telecommunications provider served as a strategic sponsor during the Riyadh event, presenting its new operational direction under the theme Powering What is Next.
The company introduced its Connectivity+ model during the exhibition. This strategy unifies network connectivity, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity defenses, and artificial intelligence tools into a single operational framework. Furthermore, the model marks a planned transition from standalone network products to full technology integration.
Expanding Strategic Alliances Across Core Sectors
The 29 agreements signed during the event connect the company with local, regional, and international organizations. Specifically, the signed agreements cover digital infrastructure, enterprise software, data solutions, cloud systems, and financial technology services. In addition, several agreements focus on technology localization and smart mobility systems.
Salam also demonstrated interactive solutions across multiple industrial fields. These live exhibits included Fourth Industrial Revolution manufacturing systems, logistics platforms, and specialized tools for healthcare delivery. As a result, commercial clients viewed practical applications tailored to industrial operations.
“A telco’s job in the AI era is to make AI easy to use, keep it inside the Kingdom, and bring it close to every Saudi business, from the giga-project to the family shop.”
Ahmed Al-Anqari, Chief Executive Officer of Salam
Focus on Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Solutions
The company emphasized domestic data retention while expanding artificial intelligence adoption for Saudi businesses. According to executive statements, keeping data processing within national borders remains a critical priority for enterprise clients. Consequently, the company designed its infrastructure to support both major national development projects and smaller family-owned commercial firms.
The live demonstrations highlighted integrated security and communications capabilities for modern enterprise environments. Moreover, the exhibits addressed growing demand for secure data processing in manufacturing plants and healthcare facilities.
Salam at LEAP 2026 and Infrastructure Growth
Operating in Saudi Arabia since 2005, the company manages fixed and mobile network infrastructure supporting the broader economy. The presence of Salam at LEAP 2026 reflected ongoing investments in fiber networks, local data centers, and managed IT services designed for government and enterprise clients.
The company confirmed that its strategy aligns directly with the national digital targets outlined in Saudi Vision 2030. In addition, the firm plans to build on the commercial relationships established during the conference to expand its regional service footprint.
Future Outlook for Digital Transformation Services
Following the conclusion of the event, the company aims to convert its 29 signed agreements into active operational deployments. Meanwhile, the telecom provider will continue deploying specialized cloud networks and automated security systems across commercial hubs in Saudi Arabia. The broad engagement of Salam at LEAP 2026 establishes a clear baseline for its next phase of service expansion across the Kingdom.
