Oracle will showcase how sovereign AI, enterprise AI, and cloud innovation are helping accelerate Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions at LEAP 2026 under the theme “Oracle AI for Saudi Vision 2030.”
At LEAP 2026, Oracle will demonstrate how organisations can harness AI securely and at scale with the industry’s most comprehensive AI stack—spanning Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Database, and Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Visitors will experience how Oracle’s integrated approach enables enterprises and government organisations to build, deploy, and run AI while keeping data secure, governed, and sovereign.
“Saudi Arabia is setting the pace for AI-led transformation, backed by bold national ambitions and sustained investment in digital innovation”, said Reham AlMusa, managing director and vice president – public sector, Saudi Arabia, Oracle. “As a long-term technology partner to the Kingdom, Oracle is helping organisations realise the full potential of AI through sovereign cloud, enterprise applications, and an integrated AI platform that delivers innovation securely and at scale. At LEAP 2026, we will demonstrate how Oracle AI is helping turn Vision 2030 ambitions into real-world outcomes”.
Oracle will also showcase how leading Saudi organisations—including stc, Ma’aden, Zain, – are accelerating AI-driven innovation and business transformation with Oracle Cloud. Backed by Oracle’s cloud regions in Jeddah and Riyadh, these and many other organisations are leveraging high-performance, secure cloud infrastructure to run mission-critical workloads, deploy AI at scale, and meet the Kingdom’s data residency and regulatory requirements.
Saudi nationals visiting Oracle’s booth at LEAP 2026 can also learn about Mostaqbali (My Future), Oracle’s flagship digital skills initiative that is helping prepare the Kingdom’s next generation of technology talent. The program aims to equip 50,000 Saudi nationals with in-demand skills in cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and other emerging technologies, supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambition to build a globally competitive digital workforce.
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Source: Tahawul Tech