Nada AlSaeed is the Chief of Strategy at the Bahrain Economic Development Board, leading strategy formulation, research, policy, and strategic initiatives. Over 15 years at the EDB, she has driven major efforts in economic planning, public policy, and reforms shaping Bahrain’s digital economy, labor policies, and investment climate. She previously served as a Data Policy Fellow at the World Economic Forum’s Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, focusing on data privacy, cross-border data flows, AI, and emerging tech policy. Earlier, she worked in government roles, including the Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and Ministry of Transportation.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is at a transformative moment as it pivots from its historical reliance on oil towards a more diversified, investment-attractive economy.
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Some may find it surprising to hear that Bahrain is a global leader in diversity in tech, but a range of figures back it up. For example, women comprise 42% of those who enrolled in STEM ...
