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  • Nedap opens office in Saudi Arabia, advancing access management solutions in the Middle East.
  • New local presence supports scalable, integrated security projects amidst Saudi Arabia's infrastructure growth.
  • Junaid Ul Haq appointed Country Director to expand Nedap's secure access management solutions.

Nedap has announced the opening of a new office in Saudi Arabia, expanding its footprint in the Middle East. This move supports Nedap's continued efforts to offer secure and efficient access management solutions in key sectors, including oil and gas, industrial, commercial, government, education, finance, and healthcare.

With a robust presence in the Kingdom already, the local office aims to enhance partnerships and deliver superior support to end-users with projects requiring scalable and integrated security solutions.

Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects

The expansion coincides with Saudi Arabia's major investments in large-scale infrastructure, smart cities, and contemporary workplaces. As security evolves from a separate function to an integrated, data-driven capability, Nedap’s solutions ensure seamless management of identities, assets, and access rights in complex environments. By integrating the physical and digital worlds, these solutions enhance security, efficiency, and control.

“Saudi Arabia is a key growth market for Nedap, both in terms of scale and long-term development,” stated Maarten Van Cauwenberghe, Managing Director META & APAC. “We see increasing demand for solutions that help organizations manage identities, access, and security policies across complex environments. Establishing a local presence allows us to support our partners and engage closely with customers in enabling the deployment of integrated solutions that can scale and adapt over time.”

Deployment of Integrated Solutions

Nedap has appointed Junaid Ul Haq as Country Director for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain

To bolster its activities in the region, Nedap has appointed Junaid Ul Haq as Country Director for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. His focus will be on reinforcing partnerships, engaging customers, and building a strong team to promote Nedap’s solutions across pivotal sectors.

These solutions include the AEOS platform, which offers access control, identity and access management, mobile access, RFID readers, and locker management, built on open architecture to integrate with third-party systems effortlessly.

Strengthening Local Presence

Junaid Ul Haq noted, “As projects in Saudi Arabia continue to grow in scale and complexity, a local presence has become essential. By strengthening our team on the ground, we work closely with partners and customers to support the implementation of solutions that help enable secure and efficient operations, in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 ambitions.”

The new office in Saudi Arabia symbolizes Nedap's commitment to fostering collaboration with regional partners, ensuring the effective management of secure, scalable environments throughout the Kingdom.

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