The partnership aims to enhance institutional innovation ecosystems and accelerate digital transformation efforts by combining KCORP’s international expertise with Innovation Dimensions’ national specialization in designing innovation strategies and building measurable, sustainable transformation systems.

Innovation Dimensions maintains an active presence across key sectors, specializing in institutional innovation strategies, governance frameworks, innovation portfolio management, and the application of design thinking, lean methodologies, and Kaizen for continuous improvement. The firm also deploys innovation maturity assessments and AI-enabled data analytics to strengthen decision quality and improve institutional performance.

Meanwhile, Knowledge Corporation (KCORP) brings over 15 years of experience in consulting, knowledge content management, and international event organization, in addition to implementing national initiatives in collaboration with governmental and economic entities across the region.

The agreement is expected to generate joint initiatives and projects that enhance institutional competitiveness, support entrepreneurial ecosystems, and align with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 in innovation and digital transformation.

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This Cooperation combines extensive international expertise with strong local capabilities to support the innovation ecosystem and empower entrepreneurs through advanced AI-driven solutions.

Simsy brings an international presence and deep expertise in developing AI-enabled startups, building digital products, and designing sustainable business models. Knowledge Corporation (KCORP) brings more than 15 years of experience in consulting, knowledge-content development, organizing international events, and designing national initiatives in collaboration with high-level governmental and economic entities across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the wider Gulf region.

On 8 December 2025, a formal cooperation agreement was signed between the two parties, paving the way for the launch of joint initiatives and creating added value by opening new opportunities in the Saudi and Gulf markets.

Legacy Events is led by professionals with extensive international experience in organizing and delivering large-scale projects, including the FIFA World Cups, European Games, Formula 1 Grand Prix, Dubai Expo 2020 COP29, COP30, Baku Climate Action Week 2025, and the ICPC 2025 World Finals. The company continues to grow, expanding its work in planning and delivering major international events.

KCORP, operating across Saudi Arabia and the UAE, provides integrated solutions in Technology, Knowledge Management and Event Management, with clients including Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Culture, Jeddah Municipality and Federation of GCC Chambers, Saudi Exports, Dubai Ecnomic and Tourism, Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development, MBC group, Al Arabiya. UNDP.

On 20 November, the teams held productive discussions on future cooperation in event management services, operational consulting, and digital solutions. As a result, both sides signed an agreement, officially formalizing their partnership and establishing a framework for future joint initiatives.

The partnership reflects a shared commitment to collaboration, innovation, and service quality — supporting the continued development of the event industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and beyond.

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