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Microsoft & Kuwait Collaborate on AI-Driven Azure Region to Boost Economic Growth

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Microsoft & Kuwait Collaborate on AI-Driven Azure Region to Boost Economic Growth

In the pursuit of Kuwait’s Vision 2035, Microsoft has strengthened its collaboration with the Kuwait Government by announcing the biggest creation of an AI-driven Azure Region. The historic alliance announced this on March 6th 2025 today, it is set to propel Kuwait’s economic growth, digital evolution and position the country as a main regional hub for AI innovation.

The alliance involving the Central Agency for Information Technology (CAIT) & Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA) will be a driving force in shaping Kuwait’s AI capability. The new Azure Region will provide highly scalable, dependable and high-performance cloud services to businesses, customers and partners and provide necessary infrastructure for AI technology growth and intelligent cloud solutions.

Microsoft’s investment is in line with Vision 2035 of the country to diversify its economy and enhance public services. Through the opening of a Microsoft Technology Innovation Hub and AI Innovation Center, the alliance will encourage collaboration among world businesses, universities and scientists. It also plans to aid local IT startups and nurture a successful AI ecosystem.

Under the initiative Kuwait government employees will receive Microsoft 365 Copilot to simplify work and increase productivity among public services. This application of AI to public sector work is a regional hallmark of digital leadership.

Judson Althoff Microsoft Executive Vice President emphasized that the alliance would not only revolutionize Kuwait’s public services but also improve economic prospects, positioning it as a Middle East technology hub. This alliance puts Kuwait on a path to a successful AI-powered future essential to the country’s Vision 2035.

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