Saudi Crown Prince Declares 2026 as Year of AI

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RIYADH: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has officially designated the year 2026 as the Year of Artificial Intelligence during his annual royal address at the opening of the third year of the Shura Council.
In his speech, the Crown Prince highlighted that 93% of the goals outlined in Saudi Vision 2030 have already been achieved, emphasizing the kingdom’s commitment to advancing technology and innovation. He stated that the focus on artificial intelligence is crucial for diversifying the economy and reducing reliance on oil exports.
This declaration marks a significant step in Saudi Arabia’s strategic plan to position itself as a leader in the global technology landscape. By prioritizing artificial intelligence, the kingdom aims to enhance its economic resilience and create new job opportunities for its citizens, aligning with the broader objectives of Vision 2030.
Looking ahead, the Saudi government is expected to roll out initiatives and partnerships aimed at fostering AI research and development. This includes potential collaborations with international tech firms and educational institutions to build a robust AI ecosystem.

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