Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, January 19, 2025 – The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY) is set to play a prominent role in the upcoming World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025, scheduled to take place from January 20 to 24 in the prestigious alpine town of Davos, Switzerland. The commission's participation will be featured within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s national pavilion, “The Saudi House,” which is led by the Ministry of Economy and Planning. This marks a significant moment for RCJY as it joins global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss critical issues shaping the future of the global economy.
As part of its participation, RCJY will celebrate a major milestone in its history – its 50th anniversary. Under the theme "A Journey Defying Time," the commission will showcase its achievements over the past five decades, highlighting its exceptional role in the development and management of key industrial cities in Saudi Arabia. These include the iconic Jubail and Yanbu industrial cities, which have long been recognized as global centers of industrial excellence, as well as Ras Al-Khair Mineral Industrial City and Jazan for Primary and Downstream Industries. The commission’s vision of sustainable development and its transformative impact on the Kingdom’s industrial landscape will be a focal point of its presentation at WEF 2025.
At the event, RCJY will also emphasize its aspirations to solidify its position as the first choice for investors in the industrial sector, both within Saudi Arabia and globally. Through its robust infrastructure, innovative management strategies, and commitment to sustainability, RCJY aims to continue fostering a conducive environment for industrial growth, contributing significantly to the advancement and diversification of the Kingdom’s economy.
Eng. Khalid bin Mohammed Al-Salem, President of RCJY, underscored the significance of the commission’s participation in WEF 2025, describing it as a testament to the enduring legacy of RCJY in shaping Saudi Arabia’s industrial future. He highlighted the commission’s pivotal role in setting global benchmarks for the development and management of industrial cities, noting that RCJY’s forward-looking vision aligns with the Kingdom’s broader objectives under Vision 2030. Eng. Al-Salem further stressed the importance of the commission’s presence at WEF 2025 as an opportunity to showcase Saudi Arabia’s industrial achievements and to strengthen international partnerships that will drive future growth and innovation in the sector.
The RCJY’s participation at the World Economic Forum comes at a time when Saudi Arabia is rapidly positioning itself as a global hub for industrial innovation, sustainability, and investment. As the Kingdom continues to diversify its economy and attract foreign direct investment, RCJY’s role in leading the development of industrial cities and fostering an ecosystem for sustainable industrial growth is more crucial than ever. The commission’s presence at WEF 2025 will undoubtedly enhance its reputation on the global stage and reaffirm its commitment to shaping the future of the industrial sector in Saudi Arabia and beyond.
With its track record of success and ambitious vision for the future, the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu is poised to make a significant impact at the World Economic Forum, marking a new chapter in its ongoing journey of excellence and innovation.