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Digital Transformation

Digital transformation in Saudi Arabia is reshaping the way the government operates, moving beyond service modernization to redefine its role in serving citizens, residents, and visitors. In line with Vision 2030, this comprehensive transformation accelerates the delivery of efficient, accessible, and user-centered services through innovative technologies. It ensures consistency, interoperability, and alignment across government entities, supported by advanced digital skills and capabilities. Guided by the National Transformation Program, Saudi Arabia is building a robust digital infrastructure and fostering collaboration among the public, private, and non-profit sectors to create a thriving, knowledge-based society. Explore Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation through four key areas: Digital Policies and Strategies, Legal and Regulatory Framework, Governance and Partnerships, and Technology, Infrastructure, and Shared Services.

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Digital Inclusion and Participation

Right of Participation and Inclusion
Digital Inclusion and eParticipation Strategies
Related Links

Controls and Standards

Controls for Whole of Government Platforms
Controls of Risk and Business Continuity Management For Digital Government
Standards of Digital Transformation
eParticipation Controls (Regulation)

Partnerships with International Organizations

Global and regional partnerships with the United Nations diverse organizations
Global and regional partnerships with other organizations

Strategies Harmonization and Coordination

Enhancing Synergies and Collaboration
Dynamism of Strategies and Change Management
Strategic Alignment and Coordination Mechanisms
Drivers for Smart Government Transformation
Agile Environments

Guidelines

Digital Projects RFPs Preparation Guide
The Emerging Technology Adoption Guide
Web Accessibility of Government Websites Guide
Risk Management for Digital Government Guide
Definitions Guide of Digital Platforms, Products, and Services Guide

Digital Society and Innovation

Digital Society
Digital Knowledge
National Strategies and Programs on Innovative and Disruptive Technologies
Digital Skills Strategy and Programs for the Public Sector
Public Sector Innovation Programs

Other Policies and Strategies

Cloud First Policy
Digital Economy Policy
Internet of Things (IoT) Regulatory Framework
Universal Service Policy
Government Open-Source Software (OSS) Strategy

Regulatory Sandboxes and Foresight Tools

Regulatory Sandbox
Foresight Tools

Core Government Systems

Government Cloud Applications
National Enterprise Architecture
Government Interoperability Framework
Government Service Bus (GSB)
Modernizing Legacy Government Systems

Digital Government Legislation

Electronic Identification (eID)
Electronic Signatures and Trust Services
Electronic Payments
Electronic Notifications
Electronic Invoicing

Digital Transformation Key Enablers

Electronic Identification (eID)
Electronic Signatures and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Infrastructure
Electronic Payments
Electronic Notifications
Electronic Invoicing

Free and Open- Source Government Software

Adoption and transformation process
Governance and Regulatory Framework
The Open-Source Software Ecosystem in Saudi Arabia
Free and Open-Source Government Software Strategy
Key Products and Services

Data Regulation and Cybersecurity

Privacy and Data Protection
Interoperability and Data Exchange
Freedom of Information
Open Government Data
Cybersecurity

Technologies Integration

Infrastructure
E-Government and M-Government Policies
Government Integration Channel
Government Cloud Applications
AI-powered chatbots and Human Support

Artificial Intelligence Regulation

About AI
AI Regulatory Landscape in Saudi Arabia
AI for Humanity and the Global Community
Foresight: AI’s Global Impact
Important links

Fundamental Digital Policies

Fundamental Policies
Saudi Vision 2030
Open Government
Digital Inclusion
E-Participation

Digital Government Regulatory Framework

Applicability of the Framework
Objectives of the Framework
Components of the Framework
Principles of the Framework

Emerging Technologies Adoption

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Big Data and Open Data
Blockchain
Internet of Things (IoT)
5G-Based Technology Policies

Green Technology Adoption

National Policies and Strategies
Key Green Technology Projects
Green Government
Metrics and Progress Reports
Sustainability Initiatives and Recognition

Digital Government Strategy 2023-2030

Aspirations
Vision
Mission
Goals and Strategic Objectives
Programs

Digital Government Policy

Policy Objectives
Components of the Framework
Pillar 1: Engagement
Pillar 2: Transformation
Pillar 3: Capacity

Governance and Coordination

Digital Government Authority (DGA)
Government Chief Information Officer (CIO) and DGA Governor
Digital Government Transformation Committee and National CIO Network
Coordination and Cooperation
Escalation Mechanism

Previous Digital Government Strategies 2006-2022

First Digital Strategy and Action Plan (2006–2010)
Second Digital Strategy and Action Plan (2012–2016)
Initial Smart Government Strategy Plan (2020–2022)
Current Digital Government Strategy

Policies Derived from the Digital Government Policy

Governance and Compliance Policy
Whole of Government Platforms Policy
Digital Services Lifecycle Administration and Upskilling Policy
Beneficiary Centricity Policy
Technology Policy

Partnerships

Strategy for Cooperation, Collaboration and Partnerships
National Partnerships Supporting Digital Transformation
Private Sector Partnerships
Civil Society Partnerships
Regional and Global Partnerships

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