
Day OneEnergy Supply Chain Security
Highlighting the security of maritime energy supply chains and their role in stabilizing global trade.

Over three days, Riyadh will host naval leaders, government decision-makers, industry experts, and key stakeholders to discuss global maritime supply chains, maritime infrastructure, and seabed data security.

Over three days of focused strategic engagement, the Saudi International Maritime Forum moves the conversation from merely discussing emerging challenges to anticipating future solutions. Each day addresses a pivotal dimension of maritime security, enabling the exchange of expertise, strengthening strategic coordination, and opening avenues for cooperation that extend beyond the Forum itself.

Highlighting the security of maritime energy supply chains and their role in stabilizing global trade.

Discussing seabed security, subsea communications infrastructure, and maritime cybersecurity.

Focusing on the use of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to address future threats targeting maritime infrastructure and supply chains.
Forum Agenda
This integrated approach aims to create a comprehensive experience that brings together strategic dialogue, advanced technology showcases, and successful international partnership-building enhancing cooperation across the key domains of global maritime security.
Key Topics
The Forum focuses on five interconnected priorities that shape global trade, energy security, digital connectivity, and critical maritime infrastructure.

Examining the effects of geopolitical transformations, regional crises, and disruptions affecting strategic maritime corridors on the security and resilience of global maritime supply chains.

Addressing threats targeting energy supply chains and their impact on the global economy; alongside emerging approaches to protecting strategic energy routes, offshore and coastal infrastructure, subsea energy pipelines, and ensuring the continuity of energy supplies amid evolving risks.

Discussing seabed infrastructure and subsea communications systems, focusing on the protection of undersea communication cables and critical seabed assets, with emphasis on surveillance, resilience, and the continuity of global connectivity.

Reviewing cyber risks targeting ports, vessels, navigation systems, and maritime logistics networks, together with measures aimed at strengthening resilience and enhancing incident-response readiness.

Exploring the role of artificial intelligence, unmanned autonomous systems, advanced sensing technologies, and predictive capabilities in enhancing maritime domain awareness and protecting critical assets.

Discover how your organization can contribute to the conversations shaping the future of maritime security. The detailed agenda will be announced soon.