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- The conference aims to achieve several strategic goals, including establishing a world-class platform for dialogue that enhances Saudi Arabia’s global standing and strengthens international cooperation
The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority will organize the third edition of its conference under the theme “Shaping Tomorrow for Sustainable Ecosystem” on Dec. 4 and 5. The event will be held under the patronage of Minister of Finance and Chairman of the Board of Directors of ZATCA Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan, with the participation of officials and experts from around the world.
Suhail Mohammed Abanmi, governor of ZATCA, said the third Zakat, Tax, and Customs Conference follows the success of the previous editions of the event. With the conference, ZATCA seeks to strengthen its partnerships and cooperation locally, regionally and internationally, and to keep abreast of global developments in the areas of zakat, tax, and customs, he said.
This year’s edition focuses on digitization, artificial intelligence, and ways of using its tools in zakat, tax, and customs management to achieve economic sustainability, enhance security, and keep pace with digital transformation in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
The conference aims to achieve several strategic goals, including establishing a world-class platform for dialogue that enhances Saudi Arabia’s global standing and strengthens international cooperation. The agenda will cover topics such as striking a balance between collaboration and competition, enhancing international trade, supporting an attractive investment environment, and exploring how technology can increase transparency and efficiency in zakat, tax, and customs.
The event will be attended by several ministers as well as leaders from international organizations of zakat, tax, and customs, CEOs of major companies, and top international decision-makers. It will feature panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities, along with the signing of several local, regional, and international agreements. Additionally, a concurrent exhibition will host 30 local and international entities.