The fourth day of the conference commenced today with renewed intellectual momentum

The fourth day of the conference commenced today with renewed intellectual momentum, amidst broad participation from experts and specialists from various national and international entities. They are continuing their work to discuss broader perspectives in the areas of preparedness and strategic planning for emergency and crisis management. This scientific initiative comes within the framework of national efforts aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the risk management system, in line with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 to build human and institutional capacities capable of responding effectively to future challenges.

The sessions feature a series of scientific presentations and specialized discussions focused on exchanging experiences and transferring knowledge, as well as reviewing global best practices in emergency preparedness and response. The importance of coordination among relevant entities and raising the level of national preparedness is also highlighted, contributing to the development of work mechanisms and increasing integration among institutions. This supports the Vision's goals of establishing a more efficient, flexible, and sustainable government system.

International experts also continue their active participation in enriching the content of the sessions, through their willingness to transfer successful international experiences and enhance knowledge partnerships with national entities, in support of the Kingdom’s directions towards a prosperous economy and a vibrant society, capable of facing emergencies efficiently and with proactive planning.