A Web3 conference will be held in Saudi Arabia, bringing together more than 10,000 attendees
The Global Blockchain Show will take place on June 29–30, 2026, at the Crowne Plaza Riyadh RDC Hotel and Convention Center in Riyadh. This leading summit will bring together founders, investors, companies, and innovators in the field of modern technologies under one roof.
The event will be held under SCEGA license number 9473981364, and detailed information about the event is available on the official Global Blockchain Show website.
The program for this large-scale event includes expert presentations, a global Web3 exhibition, and extensive networking opportunities designed to support business growth.
The event will be held alongside three other world-class events at the same venue. Organizers expect over 10,000 visitors, more than 100 speakers, over 100 exhibitors, and more than 200 media representatives. Following three successful previous editions in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, this show has become a key platform for showcasing technological solutions, meeting with investors, and helping companies enter new markets.
The UA.NEWS news agency has officially become the media partner for this event. The publication’s editorial team will provide extensive and comprehensive coverage of the discussions directly from the event venue to be the first to offer readers a wealth of exclusive content, timely commentary, analytical reports, and interviews.
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