Salam will showcase connectivity, cloud and AI-enabled infrastructure designed to support digital transformation across industry, healthcare, mobility, security and enterprise operations in Saudi Arabia
Etihad Salam Telecom Company (Salam) has announced its strategic sponsorship of LEAP 2026, taking place from 31 August to 3 September at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, Saudi Arabia.
Salam will present a portfolio of connectivity, cloud and AI-enabled infrastructure solutions under its “Powering What’s Next” theme. The company’s participation will highlight its expanding role in supporting government, enterprise and community ambitions through a unified national network.
Aligned with LEAP 2026’s “Into New Worlds” theme, Salam will demonstrate how its Connectivity+ strategy combines core telecommunications infrastructure with cloud, artificial intelligence and industry-specific digital solutions.
Eng. Ahmed Al Anqari, CEO of Salam, said: “Salam’s strategic sponsorship of LEAP 2026 marks a defining moment in our evolution. With Salam 2.0, we are transforming from a connectivity provider into a trusted technology partner, enabling the future of governments, enterprises, and communities in the Kingdom.
“Our Connectivity+ vision takes us beyond the core, delivering purpose-driven, technology-driven solutions that harness innovation and expertise. As the critical infrastructure provider connecting the Kingdom’s most ambitious initiatives, we are proud to bring connectivity, cloud, and AI-enabled solutions to the world stage.
“Our participation reflects our proven ability to scale with the nation’s digital transformation and our dedication to powering what comes next for Saudi Vision 2030.”
Showcasing sector-focused technologies
Salam’s LEAP 2026 exhibit will feature Industry 4.0 smart manufacturing technology, including a live Industrial Internet of Things-enabled command centre designed to demonstrate connected and data-driven industrial operations.
AI-powered healthcare solutions will include advanced diagnostic capabilities and video-based biomarker technology. The company will also present mobility and logistics platforms supporting real-time fleet management and digital-twin simulations.
Salam’s AI and security capabilities will be demonstrated through smart-environment applications, video analytics and cybersecurity solutions. Its enterprise infrastructure portfolio will include AI-as-a-Service, customer-experience platforms and mission-critical communications.
The showcase reflects Salam’s evolution beyond traditional connectivity services towards an integrated technology-partner model. Through its strategic sponsorship, the company aims to demonstrate how scalable digital infrastructure can support Saudi Arabia’s economic diversification and digital transformation under Vision 2030.
Source: Tahawul Tech