Digital Bridge Showcases Saudi Arabia’s Technological Transformation at Media Oasis

The “Digital Bridge,” a key innovation presented at the “Media Oasis,” was launched in conjunction with the Global Symposium for Regulators (GSR25) held in Riyadh, offering visitors an interactive visual journey simulating the Kingdom’s digital transformation.
 The bridge provides an immersive technological experience that illustrates civilizational and technological progress through the ages, creatively linking human and digital transitions while reflecting the future of the Kingdom’s digital landscape.
 Visitors pass through a corridor equipped with interactive screens that trace the history of telecommunications in the Kingdom since 1925 and highlight its recent digital breakthroughs.
 The bridge also showcases the achievements of leading government digital platforms that have transformed the lives of citizens and residents in the Kingdom. Among them are Absher, which has facilitated more than 430 million transactions; Tawakkalna, with over 34 million users; and Qiwa, which has documented 11 million labor contracts and serves more than 12 million users. It also features Sehhaty, which has logged over 53 million vital signs readings, five million instant consultations, and 23 million remote appointments, as well as Nusuk, which provides multilingual services for pilgrims and has been used by more than 18 million users.
 The Digital Bridge is the result of a partnership between the Digital Government Authority, Digital Saudi, the Saudi Press Agency, and the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Research and Archives.