The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (Sadaa) is participating in the fourth edition of the 2026 Riyadh Global Biotechnology Tech Conference, through a booth showcasing some of the country's leading initiatives and solutions in data and AI, and their role in supporting innovation and developing the digital economy in the Kingdom.

Sadaa's participation is part of the conference, which began in Riyadh on September 14 and will continue until September 16, 2026, with broad participation from experts, researchers, investors, and specialized bodies in biotechnology, healthcare, and innovation sectors.

The booth focuses on introducing visitors to the experimental data environment, which provides a flexible and safe space for testing data-based solutions and innovations, helping to develop practices and regulatory frameworks for use in various fields, including biotechnology applications.

Sadaa also highlights the national application 'Tawakulna' and the services it provides, alongside presenting a range of specialized data governance editions from the authority, aimed at disseminating knowledge and promoting responsible practices in data collection, use, and utilization.

The participation allows visitors to the conference to gain a broader understanding of Sadaa's efforts in building a advanced national data and AI ecosystem, supporting innovation and enhancing integration among different entities, contributing to the acceleration of the transition towards a data-driven and smart technology-based economy.

Sadaa's participation is particularly significant given the increasing link between data and AI and the biotechnology sector, whether in the analysis of research data or the development of health solutions and scientific innovations, which underscores the need for responsible governance frameworks to support innovation and ensure safe data use.

Sadaa's efforts align with the Kingdom's initiatives to maximize the benefits of data and AI in development and economic sectors, enhancing national capabilities in advanced technologies to support the goals of Vision 2030.