China-Saudi digital cooperation expands

Digital policies and projects between China and Saudi Arabia are expanding significantly, encompassing collaborations in areas such as digital infrastructure, smart cities, artificial intelligence, data centers, and localization of modern technologies. The Saudi company "Aqeel" signed a memorandum of understanding with "Huawei" to enhance smart city applications and develop information technology. Meanwhile, "NHC Innovation" entered into agreements with Chinese tech giants like "Huawei," "Lenovo," and "ByteDance" to develop smart solutions and improve urban management and services. Saudi Arabia has also launched a digital transformation plan as part of "Vision 2030," linked to initiatives aimed at developing local talent through training programs. Additionally, "Tencent" announced an investment of $150 million to establish a data center in Saudi Arabia to strengthen digital infrastructure. This cooperation contributes to technology transfer, talent development, and the localization of modern technologies, aiming to improve public services, quality of life, and advance the digital economy in Saudi Arabia.

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