Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Network 2023-2024

39 Partners: Bursa Malaysia CJ Century Curtin University Globetronics Grab Malaysia Institute for Strategic and International Studies Malaysia Intel Ipsos Malaysia Maybank Microsoft Ministry of Economy, Malaysia Ministry of Education, Malaysia Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia NEXEA National Energy University, Malaysia OpenLearning Public Service Department, Malaysia REDtone RoomofLeaders Sunway Innovation Labs University of Technology Malaysia (UTM) Western Sydney University Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Rwanda Host: Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation About: The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Rwanda is a collaboration between the Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation of Rwanda and the Forum. The centre facilitates the co-design, testing and refinement of governance protocols and policy frameworks to maximize the social benefits and minimize the risks from advanced science and technology. Launched 2020 Partners: AI Singapore Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Digital Square (at PATH) Digital Umuganda GIZ Fair Forward Kigali Natural Language Processing (KINLP) Ministry of Agriculture, Rwanda Ministry of Health, Rwanda Ministry of ICT, Rwanda World Economic Forum Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Saudi Arabia Host: King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) About: The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Saudi Arabia, hosted by the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) in Riyadh, operates as a dynamic “do tank” focused on leveraging the Fourth Industrial Revolution for progress. Aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, the centre’s mission is to drive economic diversification and technological advancement in the country. The centre spearheads initiatives across cutting- edge technologies, including AI, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), autonomous systems, quantum technologies and smart cities. Through these efforts, it is enhancing efficiency, fostering innovation and positioning the country as a global leader in technological development. By collaborating nationally, regionally and internationally, the centre shares knowledge and best practices, further reinforcing the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. Launched 2020