Pakistani Tech Firms Eye $50M in Deals at LEAP 2025 in Riyadh

With over 100 companies and 1,000 delegates, this is Pakistan’s largest presence ever at the event.

Abbas Aziz By Abbas Aziz
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Largest-ever Pakistani delegation showcases innovation at Saudi Arabia’s premier tech event

Pakistani tech companies are making a bold statement at LEAP 2025, aiming to secure $50 million in business deals at the global tech conference in Riyadh from February 9-12. With over 100 companies and 1,000 delegates, this is Pakistan’s largest presence ever at the event, highlighting the country’s growing role in the global technology sector.

LEAP 2025 – A Gateway for Pakistani IT Growth

Following record-breaking IT exports of $348 million in December 2024, Pakistan’s presence at LEAP 2025 reflects its strong push into global markets. The event offers a platform to showcase software development, AI, blockchain, fintech, gaming, and robotics.

Sajjad Mustafa Syed, Chairman of Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA), expressed confidence in securing $50 million in deals, doubling last year’s success. Top Pakistani tech companies, including Systems Limited, Abacus, and Excellence Delivered, are actively engaging with Saudi investors.

Saudi Market Opens Doors for Pakistani Firms

Saudi investors have shown strong interest in Pakistani tech solutions, particularly in AI, cybersecurity, and cloud computing.

Key highlights:

  • 25 Pakistani firms registered in Saudi Arabia after LEAP 2024
  • More companies expected to establish offices in KSA this year
  • Collaborations with Saudi businesses growing rapidly

Pakistan-Saudi Tech Collaboration Strengthens

Pakistan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Ahmad Farooq, emphasized the strategic importance of LEAP in fostering deeper cooperation. A networking dinner on February 8 brought together over 400 business leaders, investors, and technology experts. In effect, reinforcing Pakistan’s commitment to Saudi’s Vision 2030.

LEAP 2025 – Key Attractions

LEAP 2025 aligns with Saudi Arabia’s $100B technology investment, featuring Tech Arena, SportsTech, and AI-driven innovations:

  • Adobe’s digital fashion technology
  • Aramco’s AI-powered assistant, SARA
  • XPANCEO’s smart contact lenses
  • VR boxing demos by UFC fighter Andrew Sanchez

The Future of Pakistani Tech in Saudi Arabia

With Saudi Arabia emerging as a global tech hub, Pakistani firms are well-positioned to expand their reach and secure long-term collaborations. As P@SHA’s chairman puts it, Pakistan is no longer just an entrant in the tech world—it is a recognized force in global innovation.

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