The first Global Corporate Social Responsibility Forum launched in Riyadh on Monday

On Monday, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development held the inaugural Global Corporate Social Responsibility Forum in Riyadh, with the subject "From Commitment to Impact."

In order to create a worldwide model for public-private partnerships, Minister Ahmad Al-Rajhi stated that the conference's objectives were to serve as a venue for social responsibility discussions, promote information sharing, and encourage private sector participation in sustainable development. A Social Responsibility Committee, a national forum for openness, Social Responsibility Day on March 23, and a national social responsibility index are some of the corporate social responsibility measures that Saudi Arabia has put in place.

According to the 2024 IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook, the Kingdom's worldwide social responsibility rating rose from 41st in 2021 to 16th, with the goal of ranking among the top nations by 2030.

Leaders from a range of industries come together at the event to talk about prospects for expansion, encourage creativity, build alliances, and further global cooperation in social responsibility.