Saudi Arabia partners with Egypt and Turkiye on digital economy

In a bid to promote collaborative ties in the digital economy, Saudi Arabia’s minister of communications and information technology held talks with counterparts from Egypt and Turkiye on the sidelines of the G20 ministerial meeting in India.    

These discussions reflected the Kingdom’s commitment to fostering international partnerships in the realm of digital transformation, the Saudi Press Agency reported.   

Abdullah Al-Swaha’s discussions with the Egyptian Minister of Communications and Information Technology Amr Talaat revolved around strategic projects promoting youth, women and entrepreneurship.

Additionally, as stated by the Egyptian Ministry, there was a shared emphasis on the importance of enhancing bilateral cooperation in critical areas such as communication infrastructure and submarine cables.

Moreover, Al-Swaha’s meeting with Turkish Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacir centered on opportunities to enhance collaboration in emerging technologies, support entrepreneurs and boost the digital economy, as outlined by SPA.

Al-Swaha reaffirmed that Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plays a pivotal role in bolstering the leadership and competitiveness of the nation by empowering youth and women and establishing a sustainable future based on technology and innovation.