Riyadh Hosts the World’s Digital Infrastructure Leaders at Connected World KSA 2025

Connected World KSA 2025 is set to welcome 6,000 hyperscale operators, international carriers, and AI infrastructure pioneers in Riyadh. This high-level international conference and exhibition will bring together senior executives and policymakers to explore the most pressing topics shaping the future of global connectivity.
As Saudi Arabia strengthens its position as a hub for digital infrastructure and innovation, Connected World KSA provides a world-class platform for thought leadership, strategic collaboration, and deal-making. The event is where partnerships are forged, agreements are signed, and business opportunities are created.
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) is the strategic partner for Connected World KSA 2025, highlighting the event’s importance in driving the Kingdom’s digital transformation agenda. Key sponsors, including stc, Mobily, Center3, Salam, Cisco, ACES, Ciena, Huawei, Nokia, Saudi Net Link, and more are supporting the event, bringing together the full ecosystem of global and regional connectivity leaders.
The event will be officially opened by Eng. Abdulrahman Almufadda, Deputy Minister for Telecom & Infrastructure at MCIT, underscoring Saudi Arabia’s commitment to advancing digital connectivity. Further keynote sessions and panels will feature top executives from Microsoft, Google, Meta, NEOM, Red Sea Global, and other leading companies.
“Connected World KSA is where deals are made and partnerships take shape,” said Edward Haines, Project Director at Terrapinn. “With attendance doubling this year, the opportunities for networking and deal-making have never been greater.”
Highlights include an innovation showcase for startups, international pavilions, the Small Cells World Summit, and the 2025 Connected World KSA Awards Ceremony. With this extensive program, attendees are guaranteed to leave equipped with insights, connections, and partnerships to drive the next wave of growth in global connectivity.





