Riyadh is preparing to host the Ebram Conference for Government Procurement and Projects 2026 on 13 and 14 December 2026 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Riyadh Financial District, a specialized professional platform bringing government leaders, project managers and procurement and contract specialists together with consulting and technology companies and suppliers to discuss best practices and solutions for developing government projects and raising delivery efficiency.
The conference focuses on strengthening integration between government bodies and the private sector and exchanging expertise on the challenges facing procurement and projects, with panel discussions, workshops and professional spaces that let participating companies and bodies present their services and build direct relationships with specialists and decision-makers.
Five Themes Shape the Ebram 2026 Agenda
The conference discusses five main themes, beginning with government projects, covering strategic risk management, feasibility studies, proactive planning and the management of major projects, along with the procurement and contracts theme, which addresses contractual governance, drafting terms, managing change orders, spending efficiency and regulatory compliance.
The conference also spotlights digital transformation and the automation of the tendering and project cycle, the use of AI applications in government procurement, local content, compliance measurement and economic value, and the capacity-building theme, which focuses on leadership skills, professional qualification and building national capabilities.
Raising Project Efficiency and Reducing the Risk of Delays
The Ebram Conference aims to improve the quality of government project delivery and reduce operational risks and change orders, while strengthening understanding of government requirements, raising the quality of technical and contractual proposals, supporting compliance with regulations and strengthening governance.
The conference gives attention to local content and its role in government projects, alongside efforts to strengthen integration between government bodies and suppliers and build more sustainable partnerships among the parties of the projects and procurement ecosystem.
A Two-Day Professional Program
The first day, Sunday 13 December, features sessions on the integration of regulators in developing the sector, the role of government procurement in economic growth and strengthening local supply chains, and digital transformation in the government tendering and project cycle.
The second day, Monday 14 December, addresses proactive planning and maximizing value in national projects, applying local content in government projects and tenders, and developing the talent and leadership working in government procurement and projects.
