During the renowned tech event – Leap – at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 4-7 March 2024, The Data Park (TDP), a distinguished figure in cloud services and cybersecurity, and Go Telecom joined forces in a strategic partnership.
The collaboration aims to elevate digital infrastructure and security offerings within the region, and was held under the auspices of HE Dr. Ali bin Amer Al-Shidhani, Undersecretary of the Sultanate’s Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology (MTCIT).
The agreement was officially sealed by Eng. Maqbool bin Salem Al-Wahaibi, CEO of The Data Park (TDP), and Yahya Al Mansour, CEO of Go Telecom. The signing ceremony, graced by the presence of HE Dr. Ali bin Amer Al-Shidhani, witnessed Eng. Maqbool Al-Wahaibi expressing his delight at the esteemed Undersecretary’s facilitation of this crucial partnership: “We are honored to have His Excellency, the Undersecretary, facilitate this momentous partnership between The Data Park (TDP) and Go Telecom.”
Under this agreement, The Data Park (TDP), in collaboration with Go Telecom, is set to provide cloud services, managed services, and co-selling strategies to mutually benefit both parties in the thriving cloud-managed services market of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
This signed deal between the two industry leaders will not only expand the global portfolio of The Data Park (TDP) but also fortify the service offerings of Go Telecom. Renowned for its capabilities in creating solutions that empower its service beneficiaries with top-tier interactions, Go Telecom provides a multifunctional channel, encompassing voice, instant messaging, email, SMS, and social media services.
Commenting on the deal, Eng. Maqbool, the CEO of The Data Park (TDP), said: “We are delighted with our partnership with GO Telecom, whose service is at the top of the industry for reliability, connectivity and professional customer service. While TDP is one of the leading companies that provide a variety of cloud infrastructure data services through its level-3 data centres, it too includes a wide range of cloud applications, and operates the only virtual data centre in the country.”
Meanwhile, Mr. Yahya, the CEO of GO Telecom said: “What sets GO Telecom apart from our competitors is that we pride ourselves on striving to hit a 5-star rating from every customer as a reference for future sales, as GO Telecom aims to hit that level of excellence with our customers, we believe that our new strategic relation with ODP will open new future horizons for us in GCC countries.”
It is noteworthy that The Data Park (TDP), a prominent figure in cloud services and cybersecurity in the region, plays a crucial role in supporting the digital transformation of Oman. Offering an all-in-one solution for computing, cloud computing, data storage, networking, web hosting, and network security services, TDP also introduces the Sultanate’s first Artificial Intelligence-ready cloud infrastructure – Nebula AI, powered by Nvidia. For more details on their services, visit www.omandatapark.com.
