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Whilst European and North American businesses are well accustomed to dealing with complex data protection legislation, businesses in the MENA region have by and large not had to...

Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law published 24 September 2021, effective 23 March 2022 PDPL imposes national regulation of data protection on companies across the Kingdom: companies doing business within KSA and companies outside KSA that process the personal data of Saudi residents

RIYADH: Riyadh is the third-smartest city among the capitals of G20 states, jumping 23 ranks from last year on the Institute for Management Development Smart Cities Index for 2021. It was the 30th smartest city at global level. The Saudi capital outperformed major cities such as Los Angeles, Madrid, Hong Kong and Paris. The progress by Riyadh makes it the second of its kind

With this classification, Riyadh is outperforming great cities such as Los Angeles, Madrid, Hong Kong and Paris.

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RIYADH: The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority celebrated on Friday the graduation of the first 35 graduates of the data science camp launched in July. The SDAIA academy initiative aims to graduate more than 900 young professionals in data science and artificial intelligence during 2021. The graduation ceremony was attended by Saudi Minister of Communications and

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday it will extend residency and visitor visas for people still unable to reach the Kingdom due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. The foreign ministry said visas would be automatically extended until Nov. 30 without any charge. The ministry said the move, which was done in cooperation with the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority

Globally, the demand for manual, physical, and basic cognitive skills is declining. In their stead, digital literacy and competency are becoming requisites for a growing portion of the workforce, and the need for higher-level cognitive skills is on the rise: According to a World Economic Forum survey of employers, skills related to analytical and critical thinking, active learning, complex problem solving, and creativity will see the highest growth by 2025.

Advanced Electronics Company (AEC), a Saudi Arabian Military Industries (Sami) company, showcased Bariq Drones, Managed Services, Security Operations Centre (SOC), Sandboxing, Data Diode and Cloud at Gitex Global.

DUBAI, 21st October, 2021 (WAM) -- Reaffirming its commitment as a key enabler of Saudi Arabia’s technology innovation and digital transformation, Advanced Electronics Company (AEC), a Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) company, concluded its participation in GITEX Global 2021 which was held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, from 17th to 21st October. Commenting on the company’s successful participation for the 17th time in GITEX Global, Ziad Al-Musallam, the CEO of AEC, ...