Artificial intelligence and advanced technology now account for roughly 15% of new business enquiries in Saudi Arabia, The figure reflects how quickly companies and clients are turning to emerging technologies as part of their growth and expansion plans.
The report indicates that AI and advanced technologies make up approximately 15% of enquiries and client engagements, signalling that these fields have moved from niche interest to a mainstream driver of commercial demand in the local market.
Why it matters for the community
For residents, entrepreneurs, and professionals across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, the trend points to expanding opportunities in technology-focused sectors. Rising demand for AI-related services often translates into new jobs, upskilling programmes, and openings for startups and small businesses looking to serve a growing market.
The shift also aligns with the Kingdom's wider push to diversify its economy and build a knowledge-based, technology-driven future. As more businesses seek AI and advanced tech solutions, the Saudi market is positioned to become an increasingly attractive destination for innovators, investors, and skilled talent.
Saudi Living will continue to follow developments in the Kingdom's technology and business landscape and report on trends that matter to our community of residents and expats.
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