تركّز رؤية السعودية 2030 على العلم والعلماء والبحوث، واعتبارها محركاً أساسيّاً للانتقال إلى اقتصاد معرفي قائم على الابتكار.
كما تهدف إلى تعزيز البحث والتطوير في مختلف القطاعات، وربطه بأهداف التنمية الوطنية، ودعم الباحثين السعوديين، وتحسين جودة التعليم العالي، وتعزيز التعاون الدولي في المجالات العلمية.
وجاء حصول البروفيسور السعودي عمر ياغي على جائزة نوبل في الكيمياء لعام 2025م؛ مجسداً لهذا الدعم والرعاية الشاملة من الدولة لمنظومة البحث والتطوير والابتكار، وللعلماء والباحثين في مختلف المجالات. وأكد مجلس الوزراء في جلسته، أمس الثلاثاء، هذه المعاني، إذ اتخذت السعودية في هذا الشأن العديد من الإجراءات والمبادرات لتعزيز الابتكار والبحث العلمي مثل إنشاء مراكز العلوم والتقنية والبحوث العلمية والتوسع فيها بمختلف الجامعات، وإنشاء مراكز المعرفة في مختلف المناطق وتوفير الدعم للباحثين والمبتكرين والموهوبين، وإطلاق المسابقات، وتحفيز الشباب وإشراكهم في المنافسات العلمية بالداخل والخارج، والتوسع في المناهج المستقبلية مثل الطاقة المتجددة، والتقنية، والزراعة، والبيئة، والصحة، والتعليم؛ ما يعني أن السباق نحو المستقبل والسعي الجاد إلى الآفاق الجديدة منهج سعودي ثابت لا تراجع عنه.
الرؤية والاقتصاد المعرفي
15 أكتوبر 2025 - 01:31
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آخر تحديث 15 أكتوبر 2025 - 01:31
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The Saudi Vision 2030 focuses on science, scientists, and research, considering them a fundamental driver for the transition to an innovation-based knowledge economy.
It also aims to enhance research and development across various sectors, linking it to national development goals, supporting Saudi researchers, improving the quality of higher education, and fostering international collaboration in scientific fields.
The awarding of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025 to Saudi Professor Omar Yaghi exemplifies this comprehensive support and care from the state for the research, development, and innovation ecosystem, as well as for scientists and researchers in various fields. The Council of Ministers confirmed these meanings in its session yesterday, Tuesday, as Saudi Arabia has taken many measures and initiatives in this regard to enhance innovation and scientific research, such as establishing science and technology centers and research institutions and expanding them across various universities, creating knowledge centers in different regions, providing support to researchers, innovators, and talented individuals, launching competitions, motivating youth, and involving them in scientific competitions both domestically and internationally, and expanding future curricula such as renewable energy, technology, agriculture, environment, health, and education; which means that the race towards the future and the serious pursuit of new horizons is a steadfast Saudi approach that will not be reversed.
It also aims to enhance research and development across various sectors, linking it to national development goals, supporting Saudi researchers, improving the quality of higher education, and fostering international collaboration in scientific fields.
The awarding of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025 to Saudi Professor Omar Yaghi exemplifies this comprehensive support and care from the state for the research, development, and innovation ecosystem, as well as for scientists and researchers in various fields. The Council of Ministers confirmed these meanings in its session yesterday, Tuesday, as Saudi Arabia has taken many measures and initiatives in this regard to enhance innovation and scientific research, such as establishing science and technology centers and research institutions and expanding them across various universities, creating knowledge centers in different regions, providing support to researchers, innovators, and talented individuals, launching competitions, motivating youth, and involving them in scientific competitions both domestically and internationally, and expanding future curricula such as renewable energy, technology, agriculture, environment, health, and education; which means that the race towards the future and the serious pursuit of new horizons is a steadfast Saudi approach that will not be reversed.