The second day of the Global Infrastructure Forum and Exhibition witnessed the signing of a cooperation agreement between <The second day of the Global Infrastructure Forum witnessed the signing of a cooperation agreement between <a href=“https://x.It was signed by the first party CEO Engineer Fahad bin Sulaiman Al Bedah and the second party CEO Engineer Rayan bin Abdullah Al Aql, with the aim of developing innovative data-based solutions, exchanging experiences in artificial intelligence and smart cities, coordinating technical integration with the ”Baladi+" platform for application in infrastructure projects, in addition to signing 3 cooperation agreements to support innovation in infrastructure projects, adopt modern technologies and promote integration between the public and private sectors to achieve the goals of sustainable urban development.
This session was attended by a number of participants from the public and private sectors. <A number of prominent speakers participated in these sessions, including the Director General of the Organization for Digital Cooperation, Dr. Hajar Al-Hadawi; the Head of Urban Excellence at the Royal Commission for Riyadh City, Dr. Martin Davies; the Head of Smart Cities at the Eastern Province Municipality, Engineer Mohammed Daifallah bin Hajna; the Director of Information Technology and Smart Cities at Knowledge Economic City, Mohammed Shah; Principal Urban Planner at Atkins Realis, Engineer Felina; Director of New Logistics Zones at the Ministry of Transport and Logistics, Alaa Banbilah; and Executive Director of Geospatial Data Governance at Al Ain Authority for Urban Planning and Planning, Dr. Hajar Al-Hadawi. Participants emphasized that the future of smart cities in the Kingdom depends on the integration of digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence applications, which contributes to enhancing the quality of life, increasing spending efficiency, achieving sustainable urban development, and making Riyadh one of the most prominent smart cities globally.
Participants emphasized that the future of smart cities in the Kingdom depends on the integration of digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence applications. The forum will continue until Wednesday, September 17, 2025, with the participation of a group of infrastructure leaders and local and international experts to discuss the national infrastructure vision, integrated planning, innovative financing, and future technologies.
The forum will continue until today, Wednesday, September 17, 2025, with the participation of a group of infrastructure leaders and local and international experts.
