Abdullah Alswaha serves as the Minister of Communications and Information Technology for Saudi Arabia since April 2017 and holds several leadership positions, including Chairman of the Saudi Space Commission, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, the Communications and Information Technology Commission, the National Digital Transformation Unit, and Saudi Post. Additionally, Abdullah Alswaha is a board member and Chairman of Tonomus at NEOM, as well as a board member of the Misk Foundation, SDAIA, and the Economic Cities Authority. Abdullah Alswaha's educational background includes executive education at Harvard Business School and Duke University, along with a degree in Computer Science from Seattle Central College.
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