Lenovo has appointed Tareq Alangari as Senior Vice President & President of its Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa (META) business.
Alangari officially joined Lenovo on January 5, 2026, leading its META business from Lenovo’s Regional Headquarters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Lenovo is committed to elevating its presence in META by aligning with key regional priorities and serving as a trusted technology partner in national transformation programs, including Saudi Vision 2030, the UAE National Digital Strategy, Dubai Smart City, Qatar National Vision 2030, and the African Union Digital Transformation Strategy. With a strong focus on AI-driven solutions, cloud infrastructure, and advanced computing technologies, Lenovo aims to empower countries, enterprises, and consumers to unlock new opportunities for growth and innovation.
Alangari brings 25 years of leadership experience across technology, telecom, cloud, and digital industries, expertise that will bolster the existing leadership team as Lenovo accelerates its regional transformation. Most recently, he served as CEO of e& enterprise Saudi Arabia, where he launched the business and scaled it into a leader in digital infrastructure, cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and FinTech. His ability to build hyper-growth businesses and deliver advanced technology solutions positions Lenovo to drive innovation across the Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa.
Matt Zielinski, EVP & President, International Markets, Lenovo, commented: “We are thrilled to welcome Tareq to Lenovo. His experience in building digital businesses and driving transformation will be instrumental as we continue to build out business across META. The region represents some of the most dynamic markets globally, with significant investment in AI, cloud, and smart infrastructure. Lenovo is committed to being a trusted partner in these journeys, helping accelerate innovation, create sustainable growth, and deliver smarter technology for all. Under Tareq’s leadership we will ensure we not only meet these ambitions but exceed them.” -TradeArabia News Service
