RIYADH: During an address during the event, the leader of Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity federation stated that the country’s first international LEAP conference in Hong Kong had “created real impact. The Saudi Press Agency said on Thursday that Faisal Al-Khamisi, chairman of Tahaluf and the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones, considered LEAP’s development over time.
Why now?” was a common question. However, we were positive that everyone was searching for a chance to get back in touch, develop, and work together to create the future. We started a movement that had a significant impact, not just a technology event,” he stated.
The connections and opportunities it has created are what truly measure the tale, not the figures. It’s the students who attended a technology presentation and decided to become tomorrow’s founders, and the entrepreneurs who found their first investors at LEAP. Al-Khamisi described Hong Kong’s status as a gateway hub into Asia’s technological world as one of the numerous considerations that informed the city’s strategic decision for the first international event.
In addition to Hong Kong’s stance, recent initiatives have highlighted the close relationship between the Kingdom and Hong Kong. For example, Minister of Communications and Information Technology Abdullah Al-Swaha met with Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, accompanied by the Governors of the Communications, Space, and Technology Commission, Haitham Al-Ohali, and the Digital Government Authority, Ahmed Al-Suwaiyan.
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