Every year, LEAP brings together thousands of technology companies from around the world, all competing for the attention of customers, investors, partners and the media. In 2025, LEAP hosted 200,000+ attendees, including enterprise leaders, founders, engineers, investors, government officials and international delegations. While these participating businesses invest heavily in securing a stand or speaking slot,
flynas, the leading low-cost airline in the world and the best LCC in the Middle East, announced the commencement of construction of an advanced training center in Riyadh, with an estimated investment exceeding SAR 200 million, in collaboration with leading global and local companies, including Airbus, CAE, and Restart, aiming to enhance its training capabilities
SPICE (www.getspice.com), the Sharia‑compliant premium dining startup, providing restaurants and cafés with flexible financing while delivering uncapped and unrestricted cashback to diners, today underscored Saudi Arabia’s structural shift toward a world‑class foodservice economy aligned with Vision 2030. As the Kingdom’s F&B economy is projected to reach USD 58.3 billion by 2033, the demand for alternate
Ahead of students returning for the 2026–27 academic year, King’s College Riyadh is delighted to introduce a new Digital Learning Ecosystem, marking another significant investment in teaching and learning. As a member of the global schools group Cognita, the school continues to reinforce its commitment to delivering an outstanding British education while preparing students for
As global food systems face mounting pressure from supply chain volatility, food security concerns, localisation, and the need for greater manufacturing resilience, Saudi Arabia is accelerating efforts to build a connected and self-sufficient food ecosystem. Against this backdrop, The Saudifood Show and Saudifood Manufacturing, in strategic partnership with the Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities and