The Governor of the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, Dr. Mohammed bin Saud Al-Tamimi, headed the Kingdom’s delegation at the opening of the World Summit on the Information Society Forum “WSIS +20”, held in Geneva, Switzerland.
Ambassador Abdul Mohsen bin Majed, the Kingdom’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva, reiterated Saudi Arabia’s commitment to enhancing cooperation and building bridges to implement the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society.
The ambassador emphasized the Kingdom’s commitment to sustainability, aiding in accomplishing 96% of the ITU Connect 2030 goals in 2022. Moreover, this step was achieved through initiatives fostering innovation, bridging the digital gap, and enhancing cooperation among ITU members and stakeholders.
He wrapped up by saying that the Kingdom aims to open new horizons with space tech to foster humanity’s growth and sustainability. The inaugural space debris conference was held in collaboration with the ITU and UNOOSA.
The World Summit on the Information Society Forum “WSIS +20” is an annual event by the International Telecommunication Union. Furthermore, it enhances cooperation, and celebrates 20 years of global efforts in technology for sustainable development and bridging the digital divide.
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