Saudi Arabia has concluded its participation in the G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance (G20 YEA 2025) Summit, hosted by Johannesburg, South Africa, from September 18 to 22. The Saudi official delegation was led by the Saudi Sherpa and Vice Chairman of the Entrepreneurship Vision Association, Abdulaziz Al-Saif.
The Saudi pavilion achieved remarkable success during the summit’s events, attracting the attention of participating delegations, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from around the world, and received significant engagement from country representatives with the presented entities and programs.
The delegation continued to organize workshops and panel discussions showcasing key national initiatives and programs supporting entrepreneurship and innovation. The delegation signed several agreements and memoranda of understanding with international organizations, strengthening cooperation and strategic partnerships in economic fields.
Al-Saif affirmed that the Kingdom’s participation in the summit reflects the leadership’s commitment to supporting and empowering the nation’s youth and highlighting their success stories on the global stage. He noted that the strong interaction with the Saudi pavilion and the signed agreements demonstrate the advanced position of the Kingdom’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and its role in building a diversified and sustainable economy.
During the summit’s closing session, the presidency of the Young Entrepreneurs Alliance was handed over to the European Union, which will host the next summit in 2026, amid widespread praise for the organization and the high-quality outcomes achieved by this year’s summit.
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