Communications Minister Highlights Saudi Arabia's AI Ambitions, Vision 2030 at Stanford Lecture

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Communications Minister Highlights Saudi Arabia's AI Ambitions, Vision 2030 at Stanford Lecture
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03/02/2025

Communications Minister Highlights Saudi Arabia's AI Ambitions, Vision 2030 at Stanford Lecture

Minister of Communications and Information Technology Abdullah Alswaha delivered a lecture at Stanford University outlining Saudi Arabia's ambitions in AI, digital infrastructure projects, and the role of Vision 2030 in diversifying the economy and fostering innovation.
He underscored the Kingdom's efforts to become a global leader in AI, focusing on developing digital and research capabilities, attracting international investments, and enhancing local talent. He also emphasized the crucial role of innovation and technology in driving the Kingdom's economic transformation, as these sectors create new opportunities and strengthen global competitiveness.
Alswaha stressed the significant advancements the Kingdom has made in cloud computing, communications infrastructure, and smart city development, such as the NEOM project, positioning Saudi Arabia as a regional and global leader in digital transformation.
The lecture concluded with an interactive session in which Alswaha addressed questions on the Kingdom's technology investment opportunities, the future of AI, and international cooperation in innovation, highlighting the Kingdom's leadership in global technology.