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Khazna Data Centers becomes first Middle East operator to achieve IDCA Grade 1 Certification

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Khazna Data Centers has achieved Grade 1 (G1) Certification from the International Data Center Authority (IDCA). This certification was awarded based on an independent evaluation of Khazna’s portfolio and service delivery capabilities against IDCA’s standards and benchmark requirements.

According to Khazna, it is the first data centre operator in the Middle East and Africa to achieve this certification and noted that it will continue to align its future developments and operational practices with its IDCA benchmarking program. This commitment reinforces its dedication to performance, resilience, and long-term operations.

The G1 certification is the culmination of a multi-month assessment process conducted by IDCA auditors and examiners. This evaluation involved reviews of Khazna’s service delivery capabilities, operational protocols, and supporting corporate systems across its extensive portfolio, the firm said.

“G1 certification is an external validation of the standards we hold ourselves to across service delivery and operations,” said Hassan Alnaqbi, CEO, Khazna Data Centers. “As the region rapidly scales digital infrastructure for cloud and AI, alignment with recognised global benchmarks is more important than ever. This certification reinforces our focus on consistent execution, safety, and reliability at scale, and it supports our commitment to build infrastructure and operational capability that customers can trust.”

Paryavi added, “Independent certification helps clients and partners distinguish between stated intent and verified capability. Khazna’s achievement reflects disciplined service delivery and operational maturity, and it signals that the region is moving in lockstep with global expectations for reliability, scalability, security, and operational effectiveness.”

This certification follows Khazna’s announcement in July 2025 of a global benchmarking agreement with IDCA. This agreement encompassed thorough reviews of various aspects, including service delivery capabilities, operational protocols, and supporting corporate systems.

The formal presentation of the G1 certification to Khazna Data Centers was made by Mehdi Paryavi, the Chairman and CEO of IDCA.

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