Riyadh:The second edition of the Global CSR Forum concluded in Riyadh, gathering over 3,000 participants including ministers, chief executives, experts, and decision-makers in social responsibility from both local and international levels.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, Ahmed Al-Rajhi, emphasized the importance of the forum being held under the patronage of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and supported by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This event underscores Saudi Arabia's dedication to advancing social responsibility and supporting the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 by fostering innovation and dialogue.
Throughout the forum, which spanned two days, participants engaged in more than 40 specialized sessions and dialogues. The event was attended by a diverse group, including government leaders, investors, academics, and civil society representatives. Discussions were organized around six strategic pillars, including strategy and integration, climate and nature, workforce management, responsible innovation, digital transformation, and governance.
The forum also featured a Corporate Social Responsibility Award ceremony, recognizing companies that have effectively implemented social responsibility commitments and achieved tangible results. This initiative aims to strengthen institutional practices and foster a culture of impact measurement.
The Global CSR Forum is part of Saudi Arabia's broader efforts to enhance social responsibility practices in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and reflects the Kingdom's commitment to fostering international dialogue and expertise exchange in this field.
