Access
CEOs, industry leaders and procurement decision-makers in one venue across three days.
Why Attend?
Pipeline
Insights into industrial priorities, procurement needs and collaboration opportunities.
Partnership
Matched B2B meetings, executive networking and MoU signing opportunities.
Visibility
Named participation in the Saudi–China Industrial Collaboration Report 2027.
Who Is It For?
Industry and business participants from Saudi Arabia and China.
Government and Regulators
Saudi ministries and enabling authorities, Chinese diplomatic and provincial officials.
Saudi Industry
Refining, petrochemicals, manufacturing, power, water, AI & robotics, and mining leadership.
Chinese Industry and Technology
Manufacturers, technology providers, suppliers and EPC contractors.
Investors and Institutions
Investors, joint-venture partners and institutions supporting industrial development.
The Program
Day 1
- Opening ceremony and keynote sessions
- Exhibition floor opens
- First matched B2B sessions
Day 2
- Executive panels and technical sessions
- Matched B2B meetings
- Executive networking sessions
Day 3
- Investment and industrial cooperation forum
- MoU and partnership signings
- Closing ceremony
Around Yanbu
Discover Yanbu and some of Saudi Arabia’s leading Red Sea and heritage destinations within a few hours of the host city.
Yanbu
- Historic Yanbu, reflecting a maritime and trading history dating back around 2,500 years
- Saudi Arabia's diving capital, Seven Sisters coral reef
- Night Market, a 500-year-old merchant souq
- Hijazi coral-stone houses with carved rawashin windows
- Yanbu Al-Nakhl palm oasis and Al-Mubarak heritage village
The Red Sea
- A regenerative destination between Umluj and Al Wajh
- More than 90 islands across 28,000 km² of coast and sea
- The Umluj archipelago, the Maldives of Saudi Arabia
- Luxury island and desert resorts, several already open
- Snorkelling and diving in the Al Wajh lagoon reef system
- Red Sea International Airport with domestic connections
Al-Ula
- Hegra, Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO site, listed 2008
- Over 100 Nabataean tombs carved into sandstone
- Dadan and Jabal Ikmah, ancient rock inscriptions
- AlUla Old Town, a preserved mud-brick settlement
- Elephant Rock, an ≈50-metre natural sandstone landmark
- Maraya, the world's largest mirrored building
Jeddah
- Historic Jeddah (Al-Balad), UNESCO listed in 2014
- Coral-stone tower houses with roshan balconies
- Souq Al-Alawi, spices, incense and textiles
- Nasseef House, a restored merchant residence
- The historic sea gateway for pilgrims to Makkah
- The Kingdom's main international arrival airport
*All distances and drive times are from Yanbu
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Registration
Two Ways
Delegate
Access to the conference, exhibition, roundtables and networking programme.
Sign MoUs
Sign your agreement at YCSF 2027 with media exposure and official documentation.