Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, will host the Global Insurance Conference and Exhibition (ingate 2025) from November 10-12 in the historic town of Diriyah, reflecting Saudi Arabia's growing role as a global financial center. The event, held under the patronage of Finance Minister and Financial Sector Development Program Committee Chairman Mohammed Al-Jadaan, is the first of its kind in the Kingdom and the region.
Organized by the Saudi Insurance Authority, the conference brings together insurance experts from more than 40 countries to discuss the industry's future and its expanding influence on the global economy, as the sector undergoes major transformation driven by new technologies and rapid economic shifts.
The conference is particularly significant because it supports Saudi Vision 2030 and aligns with the National Insurance Strategy, making it a strategic meeting point for ideas, innovation, and investment in a sector crucial to economic stability and asset protection.
The event will draw global regulators, major investors, reinsurers, and technology innovators from around the world to map out the future of insurance and share expertise that can drive sustainable economic growth.
The scale of the event is reflected in its comprehensive program of over 40 sessions, workshops, and activities featuring 100 speakers, decision-makers and international experts, plus more than 150 local and international organizations from across the insurance sector. This ensures thorough coverage of today's industry challenges, from AI and big data to regulatory issues and new global standards reshaping the market.
Alongside the conference is a specialized 15,000-square-meter exhibition showcasing the latest insurance solutions, innovative digital technologies, and promising investment opportunities. Expected to attract over 7,000 visitors during the three days, it will create valuable networking opportunities among companies, investors, and policymakers while fostering strategic partnerships between local and international players.
