The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), represented by its Digital Entrepreneurship Center (CODE), has officially concluded its “CODE Gate” program. The initiative culminated in the “CODE Gate Mixer,” a high-profile event designed to connect participating global entrepreneurs with key players from the Kingdom’s local investment and technology ecosystem.
Bridging Global Innovators with the Local Ecosystem
The CODE Gate Mixer provided a vital platform for founders of international tech startups to engage directly with a select group of local investors, government entities, and private sector leaders. The event featured insightful panel discussions, introductory meetings, and significant networking opportunities.
This gathering aimed to foster collaboration and build strategic partnerships, enhancing the integration between global talent and the national innovation framework. The goal is to create a seamless support system for international companies establishing a presence in the country.
A Strategic Move for Vision 2030
The core objective of the CODE Gate program is to attract promising global startups and facilitate the establishment of their regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia. This strategic initiative is designed to accelerate knowledge transfer, localize cutting-edge technologies, and fuel the growth of the nation’s digital economy.
By drawing in international expertise and innovation, the program directly supports the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030 to position the Kingdom as a premier regional hub for technology and entrepreneurship.
About The Digital Entrepreneurship Center (CODE)
The Digital Entrepreneurship Center (CODE) is an initiative by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT). It is dedicated to fostering and developing the digital entrepreneurship ecosystem within the Kingdom by launching programs and building partnerships that support tech startups and promote innovation.
Source: Saudi Press Agency
