National Guard Ministry signs tech MOUs at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh
Saudi Arabia’s National Guard Ministry forged new technology partnerships at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh to advance digital transformation and innovation.
The National Guard Ministry of Saudi Arabia concluded several key technology partnerships at the LEAP 2026 conference in Riyadh, aimed at accelerating digital transformation and fostering innovation. Deputy Minister Saad bin Mohammed Al-Babtain engaged in discussions with prominent technology firms, signing memorandums of understanding that set the stage for enhanced collaboration and knowledge exchange.
These agreements with Devoteam, Huawei, Mozn, and Ejada are geared toward bolstering the ministry's digital capabilities and digital governance, as well as promoting data-driven decision-making. The collaboration with Devoteam will focus on digital transformation strategies and global best practices, while the partnership with Huawei will center on digital infrastructure, cloud computing, and emerging technologies such as AI and the Internet of Things.
Mozn's MOU will tackle advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence, with a joint emphasis on regulatory frameworks and project implementation. Lastly, the agreement with Ejada will concentrate on incorporating cutting-edge technologies to elevate the skills of national talent and enhance the resilience of digital services.
These commitments reaffirm the National Guard Ministry's dedication to fortifying technology alliances and integrating advanced solutions to foster a smarter, more efficient work environment.
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