By:Mining

This event will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in October of 2025, marking a collaboration aimed at advancing Saudi Arabia’s steel industry and aligning it with Vision 2030’s economic and industrial development goals.

Following two previous editions, the 2025 Saudi International Iron and Steel Conference is being touted as the largest and most influential gathering for stakeholders in the Middle East’s iron and steel sector. 

Saudi Arabia is positioning itself as a regional leader in the iron and steel industry, and the conference aims to address critical topics, including regional investment opportunities, the industry’s potential contribution to economic diversification, and the environmental commitments under Vision 2030.

With the support of the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, the conference will bring together industry leaders, government representatives, and experts from across the global steel supply chain to discuss trends, innovations, and strategies for sustainable growth in the industry.

The conference will focus on key issues shaping the future of iron and steel, including advancements in sustainable production, technological innovation, supply chain resilience, and the region’s growing role in the global steel market. 

Attendees are poised to gain insights from world-renowned speakers, participate in expert-led panels, and have valuable networking opportunities with industry executives, policy makers, and investors.

Hassan Al Huwaizi, Chairman of the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, emphasises the importance of this collaboration: “This event will serve as an essential platform for advancing dialogue around the future of the steel industry, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and growth.”

“As we work to align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, this conference provides an opportunity to showcase the Kingdom’s leadership in building a dynamic, competitive, and sustainable steel sector. Our goal is to further elevate Saudi Arabia’s position in the global steel market, driving both economic diversification and environmental responsibility.”