Riyadh, January 15, 2024, The National Center for Archives and Records (NCAR) is set to host the "Archives in the Digital Age" international conference in Riyadh from February 16 to 18, 2025. The conference aims to assess the status of archives and documents in the digital era, spotlight the use of technology in the field, and explore opportunities and challenges in achieving efficient and effective digital transformation in government institutions and agencies.
NCAR Director General Dr. Faisal Abdulaziz Al-Tamimi outlined the conference's objectives, which include identifying global best practices in digital archiving, exploring their application in institutions responsible for archives and documents, reviewing the experiences of Saudi government agencies and other countries, highlighting the role of archives in building knowledge, showcasing digital transformation initiatives, and securing access to information.
The conference will focus on key topics such as archives, big data, cloud computing, cybersecurity, AI applications, digital transformation, and archival practices. It is tailored for government archivists, specialists in various sectors, computer experts, cybersecurity professionals, data management specialists, and faculty members and students from Saudi, Gulf, and Arab universities.
Interested individuals can register and find further information on the official website of the National Center for Archives and Records. This conference promises to be a significant platform for exchanging knowledge and insights in the realm of digital archiving, contributing to advancements in the field.
