Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Apple Launches Online Store in Saudi Arabia, Plans Expansion
Apple is now selling its products directly to people in Saudi Arabia through an online store.
This is a big deal because it means people in Saudi Arabia can buy things from Apple's website.
The store will have features like Arabic and the option to add Arabic text.
Apple is also planning to open real physical stores by 2026.
This is part of a trend where many tech companies are investing in Saudi Arabia, and it's happening even though there are some concerns about human rights.
Apple has launched an online store in Saudi Arabia, allowing direct purchases for the first time.
The new online store includes Arabic language support and engraving options.
The launch is part of a broader expansion into the Middle East by major tech companies.
Physical retail stores are planned to open in Saudi Arabia by 2026.
Saudi Arabia is attracting investment despite human rights concerns.
- Who
- Apple
- What
- Apple launched an online store in Saudi Arabia and plans physical stores by 2026.
- When
- Announced on Tuesday
- Where
- Saudi Arabia
- Why
- To expand its presence in the Middle East and tap into the growing digital market.
Focus: Tech Investment
Focus: Human Rights
Human Rights vs. Economic Growth
Focus: Tech Investment
Companies see strategic growth opportunities and access to a digital population.
Focus: Human Rights
Concerns regarding human rights record of the Saudi government have not slowed down tech expansion.
- Online Store Launch
- Saudi Arabia
- Arabic Support
- Yes
- Physical Store Plans
- 2026
- Company
- Apple
- Other Companies Investing
- Amazon, Google, Nvidia, AMD