Who is invited to the Saudi Infrastructure Summit?
The summit provides a unique networking environment where leaders can exchange ideas freely. The event’s aspiration is to guide, inspire and support decisions. Attendees are limited to:
The Saudi Arabia Vision 2030 transformation agenda has so far announced almost $1 trillion worth of infrastructure and real estate projects across the country.
The Saudi Infrastructure Summit will be focussing on bringing private and public stakeholders of these projects together to provide a platform to collaborate and discuss challenges on delivering infrastructure improvements, first class networks and delivering the cities, which will support the ambitious targets from the government to attract 100 million annual visitors to the country by 2030 and provide citizens with the cities of the future.
The summit provides a unique networking environment where leaders can exchange ideas freely. The event’s aspiration is to guide, inspire and support decisions. Attendees are limited to:
Saudi Vision 2030 has cascaded it’s objectives of a vibrant society, a thriving economy, an ambitious nation. One of the Vision Realization Programs, the Human Capability Development Program aims to ensure that citizens have the required capabilities to compete globally by instilling values and developing basic and future skills, as well as enhancing knowledge. The program focuses on developing a solid educational base for all citizens to instill values from an early age, while preparing the youth for the future local and global labor market.
Alison Watson MBE HonFCInstCES Hon (HWU)Chief Executive Officer - Class of Your Own
Correy ConnawayInfrastructure Development Director - Qiddiya
Elie AlexandrosManaging Director - Consolidated Contractors Company
Ian RedmaynePartner, Middle East Region - Buro Happold
Stephen JonesTerritory Lead KSA - Mott McDonald
Through the National Industrial and Logistics Development program, Saudi Arabia aims to achieve its goals by developing world-class infrastructure for its sectors, designing new policies, and regulations to unlock value, increasing the value from the Kingdom’s resources and drastically improving global connectivity and access to markets.
Dr. Anas BatawDirector - Centre of Excellence in Smart Construction, Heriot Watt University
Correy ConnawayInfrastructure Development Director - Qiddiya
Mark DysonDirector, Saudi Arabia - Turner & Townsend
Mark Jamieson CEng FICE CMgr FCMIMEA Council Member & UAE Country Representative - Institution of Civil Engineers
Neal CooteInfrastructure Executive Director - AMAALA
Paul PringSenior Director Infrastructure - Diriyah Gate Development Authority
Saleh Al ZahraniGeneral Manager - Saudi Accreditation Center
Electric vehicles and sustainable transport investment are re-thinking connectivity. Creative models in sustainable living are being built, and the preservation of unique natural habitats is central to a sustainable future for the Kingdom’s tourism industries.
Andreas FlourouExecutive Director, Operations & Mobility - The Red Sea Development Company
Katarina Uherova HasbaniPartner and Global Director of Strategy and Advisory - AESG
Mohamed KhalilManaging Director, KSA - Alstom
Sameer DaoudManaging Director - KEO Infrastructure
Saudi Arabia has a vital role to play in tackling climate change, and Vision 2030 is enabling the Kingdom to fulfil that role. Saudi Arabia aims to get to net-zero carbon emissions by 2060 and has established a SAR39bn fund to support sustainability.
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