Etihad Etisalat Company “Mobily”, a leading
technology, media, and telecommunications company in Saudi Arabia, announced
its participation as a Diamond Sponsor of Capacity Europe 2025 — one of the
most for the telecommunications and digital
infrastructure industry in Europe and worldwide to be held in London from 21 to 23 October 2025.
During its participation in the conference, which
will bring together around 3,500 experts from global companies in the
telecommunications and digital infrastructure sectors, Mobily will showcase its
key projects and innovative solutions offered to the wholesale sector.
On this occasion, Thamer Al- Fadda. Senior Vice
President Wholesale & Carrier Services at Mobily, said “Our participation
in this conference represents a valuable opportunity to exchange expertise and
strengthen relationships with regional and international players in the global telecommunications and digital
infrastructure sectors,
as well as with industry experts.
“Mobily’s participation at this prestigious event
underscores its position as a leading national digital enabler in the sector,
driving innovation and growth in the technology and telecommunications industry
both regionally and globally. As one of the top carrier and operator service
providers in the Middle East, Mobily continues to enhance the region’s digital
infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of its customers.” He added.
Al-Fadda emphasized that the conference serves as
a platform to showcase Mobily’s innovative digital solutions that address the
needs of its partners and clients at both local and international levels. This
is achieved through strategic investments in data centers and submarine cables,
which enhance international data traffic and expand broadband capacity in Saudi
Arabia—supporting the Saudi Vision 2030 objective of positioning the Kingdom as
a global digital hub.
Mobily is investing approximately SAR 3.4 billion
in data centers and submarine cable systems. The company is a member of five
international consortiums dedicated to building these cables and successfully
completed the landing of the Africa-1 submarine cable system in Duba earlier
this year. Spanning over 10,000 kilometers, the cable connects the Middle East
with Asia and Africa.
