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Riyadh will host the new and largest edition of the Future
Projects Forum, organized by the Saudi Contractors Authority (SCA), from
September 8 to 10 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center.
The upcoming edition is attracting growing interest from local and
international entities and will feature a wide range of projects and
accompanying activities.
The Forum is one of the leading platforms bringing together
contractors and construction industry stakeholders with project owners from
both the public and private sectors. It provides a unique opportunity to
explore details of future projects across the Kingdom, spanning various sizes
and specializations, while also enabling participants to learn about project
owners’ requirements and application procedures.
The Forum also offers a valuable opportunity for direct
engagement with decision-makers and industry leaders, while strengthening local
and international partnerships that contribute to the growth and sustainability
of the contracting industry.
This year’s edition will feature a number of specialized
events aimed at supporting and empowering the sector and its professionals.
Among the most prominent is the Contractors Financing Solutions Conference,
which will address key financing challenges facing contractors and present a
range of effective solutions and practices through workshops and presentations,
with participation from government entities, financial institutions, and local
and international banks.
The Forum will also launch the “Contractor-to-Contractor”
initiative, which aims to strengthen cooperation among contractors of different
sizes. The initiative will enable large contractors to showcase their projects
and technical requirements while providing small and medium-sized contractors
with opportunities to access these projects and expand their partnerships,
contributing positively to the sector’s growth.
Mr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Ajlan, Chairman of the Saudi
Contractors Authority, said: “Since its inception, the Future Projects Forum
has witnessed remarkable growth in both the scale of participation and the
quality of projects presented. Today, in its largest edition yet, it has become
a leading platform that brings ambition and vision together. Through this
platform, we seek to advance the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 by supporting
local content, empowering the private sector, and enhancing competitiveness,
thereby contributing to a clearer and more sustainable business environment for
the Kingdom’s contracting sector.”
As part of its efforts to support national talent, the Forum
will host the National Construction Festival, an educational and competitive
event targeting students from specialized academic institutions. Participants
will be tasked with completing specific engineering designs within designated
timeframes under the supervision of a specialized judging panel.
The Festival aims to showcase the skills of Saudi youth and
promote excellence and professional competency in the construction sector
through partnerships with educational institutions and industry leaders, in
line with Saudi Vision 2030 objectives to empower national talent.
The Future Projects Forum has
become an important annual event for professionals and stakeholders in the
contracting and urban development sectors. Those interested in registering or
learning more can visit the Forum’s official website at www.fpf.sa.
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