Devsinc, a global leader in software development and digital transformation, made a notable impact at LEAP 2025, Saudi Arabia’s premier technology event. The conference offered a dynamic platform for Devsinc’s leadership team to engage with global tech pioneers, explore disruptive innovations, and strengthen cross-border collaborations shaping the future of AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation.
CEO and Founder, Mr. Usman Asif, along with Mr. Moiz S. Varind, Head of Global Marketing, and Mr. Atta Ur Rahman, General Manager for EMEA, led discussions with technology leaders, entrepreneurs, and enterprise stakeholders from the Middle East, APAC, and Europe. Mr. Usman Asif remarked, “The pace of innovation showcased at LEAP is inspiring. Engaging with top tech minds reaffirmed our belief in AI, cloud, and digital technologies as transformative forces. Devsinc remains committed to pushing boundaries and forging global partnerships.”
A key highlight of Devsinc’s participation was its involvement in the Pak-Saudi Business Forum, a collaborative initiative led by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan’s Ministry of IT and Telecom. During the forum, Devsinc’s leadership met with Pakistan’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Mr. Ahmad Farooq, to discuss opportunities for expanding enterprise-level IT companies like Devsinc in the Kingdom.
Mr. Moiz S. Varind emphasized, “Saudi Arabia’s tech ecosystem is evolving rapidly. At Devsinc, we are eager to contribute by bringing cutting-edge solutions and forming strategic alliances that drive long-term impact.”
Mr. Atta Ur Rahman added, “Our engagement at LEAP has been crucial in fostering new collaborations and positioning Devsinc as a key enabler of digital transformation. We look forward to playing a pivotal role in the region’s tech advancement.”
With a continued commitment to innovation and global partnerships, Devsinc remains at the forefront of delivering technology solutions that empower businesses and industries worldwide.
