SafeRock Joins Global Leaders at the Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh
At the Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh from January 13-15th, 2026, SafeRock was represented among senior leaders shaping the future of minerals, investment, technology, and regional development. Pictured from left to right are former KAUST President Tony Chan, Vice Minister of Minerals Engineer Khalid Al-Mudaifer, and SafeRock CEO Shah Karim, seated together during the forum’s public program. Their presence reflects the kind of high-level environment in which SafeRock operates: close to the conversations that matter, connected to decision-makers across the Gulf, and engaged in the sectors driving long-term economic transformation.
The Future Minerals Forum has become an important platform for bringing together government, industry, academia, finance, and advisory leadership at a time when the minerals sector is moving to the center of global strategy. For clients, these gatherings are not simply conferences; they are where policy signals, investment priorities, and partnership opportunities begin to take shape. SafeRock’s participation underscores our continued focus on Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region, where industrial development, critical minerals, energy transition, and technology-led growth are creating new opportunities for companies and investors prepared to move with insight and discipline.
For SafeRock, being present in Riyadh is part of a broader commitment to helping clients understand and act on the forces reshaping the region. We advise organizations navigating complex markets, cross-border partnerships, capital allocation, and strategic positioning in sectors where timing and relationships matter. As Saudi Arabia and its Gulf partners continue to define new pathways for growth, SafeRock remains actively engaged in the conversations, institutions, and networks that help turn ambition into executable strategy.
A recording of the conference can be found here. If you are interested in finding out more about the region please contact us.