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Alawaly signed three strategic memoranda of understanding during its participation in the Global Investment Summit in Paris, establishing new collaborations with Global Quantum Intelligence (GQI), Wamadat, and Stepswatch across quantum intelligence, artificial intelligence, and workforce development.
The agreements are designed to strengthen Alawaly's technology capabilities, introduce advanced data and Al-driven solutions across its operations, and further develop the skills of its people as the company advances its growth plans in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.
On the first day of the summit, Alawaly signed an agreement with Global Quantum Intelligence (GQI) covering collaboration in technology, research, and market intelligence. The partnership will enable Alawaly to explore GQI's quantum intelligence capabilities and expertise to support market analysis, strategic planning, and future business initiatives.
Two additional agreements were signed on the second day of the summit. Alawaly partnered with Wamadat, a training and development platform, to deliver programs focused on employee development and capability building. The company also signed an agreement with Stepswatch to collaborate on the development of customized artificial intelligence solutions tailored to Alawaly's specific operational and business requirements.
Together, the three partnerships form part of an integrated approach to technology and talent development. Quantum intelligence and artificial intelligence will provide Alawaly with more advanced tools to understand market dynamics, generate insights, and support decision-making, while targeted learning and development programs will help equip employees to translate those capabilities into practical applications across the company's projects and operations.
Alawaly's participation in the Global Investment Summit reflects its broader commitment to expanding international partnerships in technology and innovation. The company continues to explore capabilities and collaborations that can support its plans to develop integrated urban destinations across cities in Saudi Arabia
