Tawal, a leading Saudi telecommunications and IT infrastructure company, has formed a strategic partnership with Saudi Entertainment Ventures (SEVEN), a subsidiary of Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC), a fully owned Public Investment Fund (PIF) entity. This collaboration aims to establish a neutral digital infrastructure across all of SEVEN’s entertainment destinations in Saudi Arabia.
Announced during the recent LEAP conference, a global hub for technology and innovation, the agreement focuses on enhancing the internal and external infrastructure of SEVEN’s 21 entertainment locations across the Kingdom. The project includes the design, management, operation, and maintenance of infrastructure compatible with all telecom operators. This will feature indoor coverage systems (IBS), multi-band antenna distribution systems, and neutral communication towers.
With an emphasis on flexibility and scalability, the infrastructure is expected to enhance 4G and 5G capabilities, support the Internet of Things (IoT), and enable advanced ICT services. The initiative will improve the digital experience for visitors, providing seamless connectivity and enhancing digital engagement at SEVEN’s entertainment destinations.
SEVEN is committed to developing and operating 21 entertainment destinations across 14 cities in Saudi Arabia with investments exceeding SAR 50 billion (approximately US$13.3 billion). These destinations will offer world-class, innovative experiences and feature strategic global partnerships in the entertainment sector.
Tawal, with a vast portfolio of over 21,000 telecom towers, extends its operations across several countries in Asia and Europe.
