King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy Signs MoU with Hajj Ministry on Data Management

King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy and the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation and institutional integration in data management and governance and exchange knowledge, expertise, and best practices. The agreement aims to develop data management processes, enhance their efficiency, and maximize the use of data to support decision-making.

 The city was represented at the signing by Senior Vice President for Energy Capacity Building Ayman Mufti, while the ministry was represented by Deputy Minister for Digital Transformation and Information Technology Abdulaziz Al-Mutahmi.

 The memorandum covers several areas of cooperation, including developing data management and governance practices, exchanging expertise to improve compliance and maturity levels in line with national requirements and policies, and strengthening the implementation of personal data protection requirements. It also includes exchanging expertise in smart applications, automation, and innovative solutions, as well as cooperating in the development of business intelligence systems, analytics, and digital transformation measurement to enhance operational efficiency and the use of data in decision-making.

 The agreement also provides for cooperation in building human capabilities and developing specialized skills through the exchange of knowledge and expertise and the organization of training programs, workshops, and joint scientific activities. It further includes cooperation in developing studies related to various technologies and exploring opportunities to use artificial intelligence and modern technological solutions to improve data management processes and advance digital transformation.

 The memorandum is part of the city's efforts to strengthen cooperation with national entities, develop data management and governance practices, and raise institutional compliance and maturity levels. These efforts aim to enhance integration, facilitate the exchange of expertise, and improve institutional performance efficiency.