FPT and FutureTEC announce exclusive partnership to accelerate digital growth in the Middle East
Global technology corporation FPT has entered an exclusive partnership with FutureTEC, a leading IT solutions provider in the region, to deliver advanced digital solutions across Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan. The collaboration aims to support enterprises and government entities in achieving long-term, sustainable digital transformation.
Under the agreement, FutureTEC becomes FPT’s exclusive regional partner for selected service areas, integrating FPT’s global delivery strength with FutureTEC’s deep market presence and established client relationships. The partnership spans six key technology domains: Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud and Platforms, No/Low-Code Platforms, Hyperautomation, Digital Customer Experience and Strategy Consulting.
The companies will jointly target major regional sectors, including government, oil and gas, banking and financial services (BFSI), aviation and healthcare.
Phuong Dang, Senior Executive Vice President of FPT Software and CEO of FPT Americas, highlighted that the partnership aligns with the Middle East’s growing focus on AI innovation. “By combining our global reach and AI-powered capabilities with FutureTEC’s local insights, we are confident in turning global innovation into regional success,” she said.
FutureTEC CEO Feras Al-Oqlah described the agreement as a major milestone for the company. “This collaboration creates a strong platform to deliver next-generation digital solutions that enhance business resilience and long-term transformation for our clients,” he added.
Since entering the Middle East in 2020, FPT has expanded rapidly, securing major clients across multiple sectors and establishing its regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia — the first Vietnam-based enterprise to receive such authorization. The company’s AI-first strategy aligns closely with the region’s digital innovation agenda, including smart city development and economic diversification.
FPT Corporation operates globally across technology, telecommunications and education. In 2024, the company reported USD 2.47 billion in revenue and employs more than 54,000 people worldwide.
