Digital Regulatory Academy holds training on data governance and privacy
The Digital Regulatory Academy hosted a data governance and privacy program in Riyadh, gathering experts from 18 organizations to boost digital knowledge.
The Digital Regulatory Academy, under the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, conducted a two-day training program focused on data governance and privacy in Riyadh. This initiative, held in collaboration with the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) and Access Partnerships, aimed to enhance digital knowledge among professionals.
Over 40 experts and representatives from 18 regulatory bodies participated, emphasizing the critical role regulations play in safeguarding data and ensuring privacy. The sessions delved into the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), AI regulation, and the practical aspects of compliance and implementation. The academy, established in 2021, seeks to bolster skills in public policy and digital regulation, with the goal of raising regulatory awareness within the community.
By the end of 2025, over 900 participants from both public and private sectors are projected to benefit from these educational efforts.
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