- Biban 2025 will witness multi-billion riyal launches and agreements to support Saudi small and medium enterprises.
- The forum brings together local and international partners to strengthen the entrepreneurship ecosystem and open new horizons for growth and funding.
- Through this event, Monsha’at continues to position Saudi Arabia as a global hub for entrepreneurship and innovation.
The Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority (Monsha’at) is gearing up to launch Biban 2025, set to take place from November 5 to 8 at the Riyadh Front Exhibition and Conference Center under the theme “A Global Destination for Opportunities.” The forum is expected to witness multi-billion riyal launches and strategic agreements aimed at supporting SMEs and enhancing Saudi Arabia’s entrepreneurship ecosystem.
According to Monsha’at, the event will feature major announcements across key sectors, including technology, tourism, entertainment, education, and financial services, reflecting the rapid growth of Saudi Arabia’s startup ecosystem and its vital role in driving the national economy and creating new investment opportunities.
Biban 2025 will also see the signing of several local and international agreements with countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Qatar, in addition to new funding rounds and investment opportunities dedicated to entrepreneurs and startups. The forum will bring together venture capital firms, investment companies, and angel investors, fostering access to financing and enabling strategic partnerships that drive innovation and growth.
These initiatives are part of Monsha’at’s ongoing efforts to position Saudi Arabia as a global hub for entrepreneurship, attracting regional and international startups to the Saudi market and reinforcing the Kingdom’s status as a leading destination for investment, innovation, and talent.
Through Biban 2025, Monsha’at continues to empower entrepreneurs with impactful programs and strategic collaborations that enhance the contribution of SMEs to the national economy and advance the Vision 2030 goals toward a more prosperous and innovative economy.
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