Saudi Arabia is taking part in the "Saudi House" pavilion during the World Economic Forum's 2025 annual meeting, held from January 20 to 24 in Davos, Switzerland. The participation is organized by the Ministry of Economy and Planning, with a wide range of Saudi government agencies and authorities taking part, aiming to highlight the sweeping transformations the Kingdom is undergoing under Vision 2030.

A global platform for shaping the future

The Saudi House pavilion serves as a global platform to showcase the Kingdom's growing leadership role and its positive influence internationally. It offers an opportunity to engage with entrepreneurs, innovators and decision-makers, spotlighting the investment and development opportunities created by Vision 2030 and discussing innovative solutions to global challenges.

Broad participation to strengthen international cooperation

Prominent government bodies taking part in organizing the initiative include:

  • Ministry of Health
  • Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services
  • Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
  • Ministry of Tourism
  • Ministry of Investment
  • Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu
  • General Authority of Civil Aviation
  • Royal Commission for AlUla
  • Research, Development and Innovation Authority
  • Diriyah Company

The pavilion also involves the Fourth Industrial Revolution Center in Saudi Arabia, which will serve as a hub for discussions on technological innovation and sustainability.

Dialogue sessions and strategic goals

The pavilion will host dialogue sessions covering the latest trends in social and economic transformation, alongside discussions of solutions to global climate and economic challenges, and a review of the successes the Kingdom has achieved across various development sectors. It will also focus on international cooperation to achieve a fair and inclusive energy transition in line with the global shift toward smart technologies.

"Working for a prosperous future for the world"

Saudi Arabia's participation is being carried out under the slogan "Working for a Prosperous Future for the World," aligning with this year's forum theme, "Collaboration for the Intelligent Age." The meeting comes amid mounting geopolitical and economic challenges, underscoring the importance of the Kingdom's role in leading productive international dialogue to spur economic growth and sustainable development.