"Digital Saudi Arabia" showcased the Kingdom's leading model for digital transformation during its participation in the Internet Governance Forum 2024, organized by the United Nations in Riyadh, through an innovative pavilion bringing together more than 10 government entities. The pavilion highlighted the Kingdom's most prominent digital services and recent innovations, showcasing the evolution of Saudi digital government and reinforcing its global standing as a leader in the field.

The pavilion drew a large number of local and international officials and experts, who explored a roadmap of digital government services built on emerging technologies, alongside dialogue sessions discussing the transformative applications of digital technology and ways to improve digital governance and adopt technological innovations that boost digital inclusion.

Leading Platforms and Services on Display

Participating government entities offered interactive presentations of several leading platforms, including Najiz for digital judicial services, the Virtual Court, which enables electronic dispute resolution, Absher and Tawakkalna, which ease access to government services, the Virtual Hospital and Sehhaty, which advance digital transformation in healthcare, and Balady, which supports municipal services electronically.

These services underscore the Kingdom's global leadership, ranking fourth worldwide in delivering digital services and first in the Middle East, cementing its status as a global digital power.

Praise for "Digital Saudi Arabia"'s Efforts

Forum visitors praised the Kingdom's efforts to improve satisfaction with digital services and its investment in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality to boost digital security, achieve inclusion, and support sustainable development. Visitors also noted the Kingdom's role in bridging the global digital divide and boosting digital sustainability, in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

Advancing Vision 2030 Targets

The participation forms part of "Digital Saudi Arabia"'s integration with its government-sector partners, boosting international cooperation and the exchange of experience, and spotlighting innovations and government services aimed at raising quality of life and boosting competitiveness in line with the targets of Vision 2030.