The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) signed nine memoranda of understanding with government bodies and leading private companies during LEAP 2026, which it attended as a strategic sponsor and as a key partner of the accompanying DeepFest platform. The fifth edition ended Thursday after four days at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham under the theme "Into New Worlds."

The agreements cover capacity building, sharing expertise, innovation and modern technologies, and developing digital solutions and services, broadening partnerships and the reach of data and AI across sectors.

At its pavilion, SDAIA presented 12 national products and projects in data and data governance, digital infrastructure and applications, and capacity and knowledge building, drawing officials, experts and investors from the Kingdom and abroad. The pavilion also hosted six associations and nonprofits presenting data- and AI-based initiatives.

During the conference, 62 government entities were honored for completing the integration of their services into the national Tawakkalna app, a sign of how closely government bodies now work together to give beneficiaries a single digital experience.