Saudi Arabia will host the Money 20/20 Middle East conference from September 15 to 17 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center in Malham, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Under the auspicious of Saudi Minister of Finance, Mohammed Aljadaan, the conference will bring together pioneering figures from the local and global financial and technology sectors.
Co-organized by Fintech Saudi and Tahaluf, the conference is supported by key national entities such as the Financial Sector Development Program, the Saudi Central Bank, the Capital Market Authority, as well as the Insurance Authority.
This distinctive support represents a coordinated drive to boost Saudi Arabia’s financial and fintech ecosystem.
With the participation of more than 350 speakers, 450 international brands, and 600 investors representing over 40 countries, the event secures a special place among the world’s leading fintech gatherings.
Notably, the agenda of the Money 20/20 Middle East conference will address critical themes driving the future of the financial sector — from the integration of artificial intelligence in financial services to the rise of open banking and open finance, the development of instant payments, and data governance and regulation.
Moreover, the event will feature exclusive platforms tailored for investors and startups, including the Executive Summit, The Majlis, and the Capital Stage, alongside a dedicated investor networking program.
By advancing financial inclusion, enhancing strategic partnerships and investments, and facilitating the exchange of knowledge and expertise, the event further strengthens Riyadh’s position as a regional hub for business and financial innovation, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
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