Apple has revealed its plans to expand its presence in Saudi Arabia, starting with the launch of an online store in the summer of 2025. The online platform will provide the full range of Apple products, complemented by service options and Arabic-language support to cater to local customers.
Building on this, the tech giant will open flagship retail stores in 2026, marking a significant step in enhancing access to its products and services across the Kingdom. Among these developments is a planned retail store in Diriyah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which Apple aims to make an iconic addition to its global network.
This expansion underscores Apple’s commitment to the Saudi market, aligning with the Kingdom’s growing emphasis on innovation and its appeal as a hub for global brands. The forthcoming stores are expected to provide customers with a seamless and localized Apple experience.
Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO said, The plans feature an iconic store in Diriyah alongside initiatives to invest in developing local tech talent.“Our teams are looking forward to deepening our connections with customers, and to bringing the best of Apple to help people across this country explore their passions, build their businesses, and take their ideas to the next level.”