Saudi Minister of Communications Meets with US Deputy Secretary of State to Boost Digital Economy Partnership

Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Abdullah Al-Swaha, met with US Deputy Secretary of State, Kurt Campbell, in Washington to discuss enhancing the Kingdom’s digital economy partnership with the US

The meeting focused on exploring ways to strengthen the partnership between the two nations in the digital economy sector, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s vision to become a leading digital economy hub. Al-Swaha’s visit to the US aims to support the growth of Saudi’s digital economy through meetings with tech leaders and investors.

Fostering Digital Economy Growth

Al-Swaha’s visit includes meetings in several states with leaders of major tech companies to boost technology investments, stimulate venture capital, support entrepreneurship, and create cooperation opportunities among private sector companies. The minister’s efforts aim to enhance Saudi Arabia’s digital economy ecosystem, attracting investments and creating job opportunities for Saudi youth.

By strengthening digital economy ties with the US, Saudi Arabia seeks to leverage American expertise and innovation to drive its digital transformation. The partnership is expected to contribute significantly to the Kingdom’s economic growth and development, in line with Vision 2030 goals.

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