- Nedap has announced the opening of a new office in Saudi Arabia
- The company said the new local presence will strengthen support for partners and customers across the Kingdom
- The company said the new office would enable closer collaboration with partners and improved support for end users
Nedap has announced the opening of a new office in Saudi Arabia as part of its continued expansion across the Middle East.
The company said the new local presence will strengthen support for partners and customers across the Kingdom, where demand is increasing for integrated and scalable security and access management solutions.
Nedap, which specialises in digital twin technology and access management systems, has been involved in security projects in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade. Its technologies are used across sectors, including oil and gas, industrial, commercial, government, education, finance and healthcare.
The company said the new office would enable closer collaboration with partners and improved support for end users, particularly on projects involving large-scale, data-driven security infrastructure.
The expansion comes as Saudi Arabia continues to invest heavily in major infrastructure developments, smart cities and modern workplace projects under its Vision 2030 programme. According to Nedap, organisations operating in these environments increasingly require integrated systems capable of managing identities, assets and access rights across connected physical and digital environments.
Maarten Van Cauwenberghe, Managing Director META & APAC at Nedap, described Saudi Arabia as a key long-term growth market for the company.
He said demand was growing for solutions capable of managing identities, access and security policies across complex operational environments, adding that a local office would help strengthen engagement with both partners and customers.
As part of the expansion, Nedap has appointed Junaid Ul Haq as Country Director for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Based in the Kingdom, he will oversee partner support, customer engagement and local team development.
Nedap’s portfolio includes its AEOS access control platform, as well as identity and access management solutions, mobile access technology, RFID readers, and locker management systems. The company said its open architecture approach enables integration with third-party systems across a range of security environments.
Ul Haq said a stronger local presence had become increasingly important as projects in Saudi Arabia continue to increase in scale and complexity.
Nedap said the new office forms part of its broader strategy to strengthen collaboration with regional partners and support organisations managing secure and scalable environments across the Kingdom.
