The Korea Artificial Intelligence & Software Industry Association (Chairman Cho Jun-hee, KOSA) announced on the 6th that it participated in the energy industry exhibition "ADIPEC 2025" together with Megazone Cloud as part of the "Joint Entry Support Project" of the Large, Small and Medium Business and Rural Cooperation Foundation. The exhibition was held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from November 3rd to 6th (local time).
Under the theme "Energy. Intelligence. Impact," ADIPEC is a global energy industry exhibition that annually attracts over 2,250 companies from 170 countries and over 200,000 attendees. KOSA, in collaboration with nine domestic AI and software companies, operates the "Korea AI Pavilion" and held consultation sessions for local buyers and companies.
Nine participating companies, including EcoPeace, I-ESG, Serdic, PiaSpace, Viewrun Technology, Enhance, Futuremain, Tredlings, and Synergy Partner, sought to foster global partnerships focusing on AI and software technologies in the energy industry. At the joint pavilion set up in Hall 17 of the Abu Dhabi International Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), domestic companies showcased their innovative technologies and, through on-site meetings and consultations, identified potential collaborations with overseas buyers and partners.
Notably, KOSA hosted a dinner networking event titled "KOREA AI INNOVATION DAY" at Novotel Abu Dhabi Al Bustan on November 5th. Key local organizations and companies, including the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), Hub71, and Shorooq Partners, participated in the event.
KOSA Chairman Cho Jun-hee said, “This exhibition was an opportunity for Korean AI and software companies to demonstrate their technological prowess and competitiveness in the Middle Eastern energy market,” and added, “We will continue to support the global market growth and industrial innovation of domestic companies.”
Lee Ju-wan, chairman of the Overseas Expansion Committee, said, “We have carried out a project with Megazone Cloud to help domestic AI and SW SMEs enter the Middle Eastern energy market,” and added, “We will support domestic companies’ establishment in the global market based on the cloud infrastructure and network in the Middle East.”
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