At the high-profile World Economic Forum gathering in Davos, key discussions unfolded between Saudi Arabia and international counterparts regarding the digital sector’s expansion. Saudi Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Eng. Abdullah Al-Swaha, held pivotal talks with Japan’s Minister of Digital Transformation, Taro Kano, with the intention of propelling the growth of the digital economy.
The dialogue between the ministers was centered on propelling innovation and nurturing digital entrepreneurship through collaborative ventures and technological investments. They also considered the creation of programs to exchange knowledge, advance the digital transformation of government operations, and harness the power of emerging technologies.
In alignment with fostering international digital alliances, Eng. Al-Swaha also engaged with Ashwini Vaishnaw, India’s Minister for Railways, Communications, and Electronics & Information Technology. Their exchange focused on the progress of digital and innovative initiatives driven by the Saudi-Indian Strategic Partnership Council. This cooperation is aimed at fortifying the digital economy, spurring innovation, and promoting entrepreneurship between Saudi Arabia and India, thereby contributing to the mutual advancement of both nations in the digital arena.