Torry Harris has entered into a strategic partnership with Rqeem for Smart Solutions, the digital arm of the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY), to support the next phase of Saudi Arabia’s industrial digital transformation.
The collaboration brings together government-backed vision and specialist integration expertise to create a new class of AI-enabled digital marketplaces for the industrial sector. At the center of the partnership is the development of a configurable, white-label industrial marketplace platform that uses AI and API-led integration to connect SMEs, large industrial enterprises, and global investors through a single digital ecosystem. The platform is designed to reduce fragmentation, improve market access, and enable real-time matching of supply, demand, and capabilities across industrial value chains.
“This partnership is about closing the technology gap between big enterprises and SMEs. We’re giving smaller industrial firms access to the same AI-driven insights, real-time intelligence, and seamless integration capabilities that global players rely on - so they can compete, innovate, and grow in today’s digital economy,” said Shivdayal Charan, Director, Torry Harris Middle East.
By extending advanced digital tools to SMEs, the initiative supports a more inclusive and competitive industrial landscape in Saudi Arabia. It also establishes a 24/7 digital gateway for international investors seeking qualified Saudi partners for collaboration, joint ventures, and specialized services.
Commenting on the collaboration, Bader Abduallah Alanazi, Sales and Marketing Director at Rqeem for Smart Solutions, said “Through this partnership, we look forward to exploring new opportunities for collaboration in Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence, and to further supporting digital transformation across the industrial sector.”
This partnership reflects a broader model for industrial modernization where policy, platform engineering, and ecosystem thinking converge to strengthen national competitiveness, attract investment, and accelerate progress toward Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.
