HP partners with Ayami Association to provide Smart Tank 795 printers for Saudi home‑based entrepreneurs
HP and the Ayami Association have begun supplying HP Smart Tank 795 printers to women participants of the association’s training program, supporting home‑based business operations. The initiative was announced on 10 November 2026 and targets Saudi female entrepreneurs completing the Ayami training.
In this story
At a glance
- What changes
- HP will provide Smart Tank 795 printers to Ayami programme beneficiaries
- Timing
- Announcement made on 10 November 2026
- Who is affected
- Women entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia enrolled in Ayami training
The details
- Announced by
- HP and the Ayami Association
- Takes effect
- 10 November 2026
Partnership Overview
HP has entered a collaboration with the Ayami Association to support women who have completed the association’s training programmes. The partnership supplies HP Smart Tank 795 printers to selected beneficiaries, enabling them to produce printed materials directly from home.
Target Beneficiaries
The programme focuses on women who have taken part in Ayami’s training initiatives, such as the “Munatija” project, which equips participants with skills in production, digital marketing, photography and e‑commerce. Recipients receive the printer to apply design and printing skills to daily business tasks.
Benefits for Home‑Based Projects
Having a Smart Tank 795 printer allows entrepreneurs to create price lists, product cards, promotional flyers and prototypes without outsourcing. The device supports wireless printing, scanning and copying, giving flexibility to adjust designs and print on demand, which can lower external printing costs and speed up order fulfilment.
- Print product labels, price lists and marketing flyers at home
- Produce prototypes and review designs before final delivery
- Reduce reliance on external printing services
What this means for travellers
Trip planning
- Existing travel plans are unaffected by the printer distribution programme
- No changes to entry or transit requirements for Saudi women entrepreneurs
Cost and documents
- The programme does not introduce new fees for participants
- Beneficiaries receive the printer at no cost as part of the partnership
What you need to do
- Women who have completed Ayami training should await notification from the association about printer allocation
- Recipients must register the HP Smart Tank 795 using the provided setup guide
Who this affects
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Women who completed Ayami training
The partnership supplies printers specifically to graduates of Ayami’s programmes
What to do They will receive an HP Smart Tank 795 printer and should follow the association’s distribution instructions
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New entrants to Ayami programmes
Future participants will be eligible for the same printer support once the partnership continues
What to do They should enrol in Ayami training to become eligible for printer provision
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Existing home‑based businesses without Ayami training
The initiative is limited to Ayami beneficiaries and does not extend to other entrepreneurs
Frequently asked questions
What printer model is being provided to Saudi women entrepreneurs?
The HP Smart Tank 795 is the model supplied under the HP‑Ayami partnership, offering wireless printing, scanning and copying suitable for home‑based businesses.
When was the HP and Ayami partnership announced?
The collaboration was announced on 10 November 2026, as reported by Al Siyaha Al Arabia.
Who can receive the HP Smart Tank 795 printer?
Women who have completed training programmes offered by the Ayami Association are eligible to receive the printer through the partnership.
Will participants have to pay for the printer?
No, the printer is provided at no cost to eligible beneficiaries as part of the HP‑Ayami support programme.
How will the printer help home‑based businesses?
It enables entrepreneurs to produce price lists, product cards, flyers and prototypes in‑house, reducing external printing costs and allowing faster response to customer orders.
