SAP Drives Kuwait’s Vision 2035 with AI-Powered Solutions

Senior Kuwaiti government officials, business leaders, and strategists recently gathered in Kuwait City for SAP Innovation Day, where discussions focused on how AI and digital technologies can drive the goals of Kuwait Vision 2035. The event, held under the patronage of HE Hans-Christian Freiherr von Reibnitz, the German Ambassador to Kuwait, emphasized SAP’s role in supporting the country’s economic diversification and digital transformation efforts.

SAP highlighted its commitment to helping Kuwaiti organizations enhance decision-making, increase efficiency, and discover new growth opportunities through AI-powered business applications. These innovations are set to have a significant impact across key sectors, including healthcare, education, finance, and supply chain management. SAP’s AI technologies are already being used to transform industries such as healthcare, where AI is driving predictive analytics and telemedicine, and education, where smart learning systems are improving student outcomes.

Kuwait’s ICT market is projected to reach $39.83 billion within the next five years, fueled by increasing AI adoption across various sectors. As part of the country’s Vision 2035, businesses are increasingly looking to AI solutions to modernize industries and improve the quality of life for citizens.

Sundus Bushahri, Managing Director of SAP Kuwait, commented, “Kuwait is at a pivotal moment of transformation. Under Vision 2035, the country is leveraging the power of AI to not only modernize industries but also to improve lives. At SAP, we are proud to contribute to this transformation by collaborating with both the public and private sectors to deliver innovative, customized solutions. SAP’s AI-driven solutions are helping businesses innovate at scale, from predictive analytics in healthcare to machine learning in finance and supply chain management.”

During the Innovation Day event, two companies signed agreements to implement SAP’s AI-infused solutions, adopting either RISE or GROW with SAP to accelerate their digital transformation. These companies will leverage SAP S/4HANA for enterprise resource planning and SAP SuccessFactors for human resources management to enhance operational efficiency and support their growth strategies.

Marzouq Boodai from Boodai Corporation shared his thoughts on adopting RISE with SAP, saying, “As a diverse group of companies in a rapidly changing region, we need a system that offers flexibility and innovation. SAP S/4HANA and SAP SuccessFactors provide the advanced analytics and process automation needed to keep our businesses ahead in a competitive market.”

Kuwait Hospital, which will adopt GROW with SAP, also expressed confidence in the partnership. CEO Alexander Jankuloski stated, “We believe SAP is the right partner to help us modernize and optimize our operations. SAP will accelerate our digital transformation, enabling us to achieve significant business outcomes. We also expect SAP SuccessFactors to be a game-changer, helping us attract, retain, and develop talent with a more agile, employee-focused approach.”

With its cutting-edge AI-driven solutions, SAP is playing a critical role in advancing Kuwait’s Vision 2035, supporting the country’s drive toward economic diversification, digital innovation, and sustainable growth.