Riyadh: Saudi Arabia is confidently advancing toward building a technology-driven future led by national talent. Its participation in LEAP 2026 confirms that technology in the Kingdom is no longer merely a set of tools for use, but a national industry that continues to develop, innovate, and serve people and vital sectors.

According to Saudi Press Agency, LEAP 2026 reveals the remarkable diversity of Saudi technological capabilities, ranging from artificial intelligence and advanced computing to digital government, security, healthcare, industry, and communications. This scene reflects the growing presence of national innovation and its ability to transform technology into solutions with tangible impact.

Artificial intelligence stands at the forefront of this ecosystem, with national models and solutions being developed alongside the infrastructure needed to operate them. Among these are HUMAIN's generative AI solutions, including an image model developed in cooperation with Adobe that takes into account the Arabic language and the Saudi context and culture.

In parallel, Saudi Arabia is expanding its computing capabilities, data centers, and communications networks to provide advanced infrastructure that supports AI applications and emerging technologies, opening the way for further local innovation and development.

This technology reaches beneficiaries' daily lives through the digital government ecosystem, where government services are being integrated into more seamless and convenient digital experiences. Tawakkalna is a prominent example, with services from more than 60 government entities fully integrated into the comprehensive national application, enhancing the beneficiary journey through a single platform.

In the security sectors, Saudi Arabia is employing modern technologies, AI, and data to enhance readiness and efficiency. The Ministry of Interior is showcasing six technological systems at LEAP 2026 that reflect the diversity of digital applications in security, safety, and services, while the Ministry of National Guard's participation provides another example of the use of technological solutions in the security, operational, and healthcare fields.

The technology experience at LEAP is not limited to screens and platforms. Robots are attracting visitors' attention and turning AI into a live experience, while simulators provide interactive experiences that replicate real-world scenarios and demonstrate technology's potential across various sectors, reflecting the Saudi identity in the design of technological experiences and content.

Behind this scene are Saudi professionals developing software, designing platforms, building models, analyzing data, and managing infrastructure, making national technological knowledge one of the most important drivers of transformation.