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      Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is reshaping the nation’s economic landscape with a bold strategy to diversify income sources, increase government efficiency, and build a digitally empowered, innovation-driven society. Procurement functions play a central role in this transformation. As pressure mounts on organizations to optimize costs, localize supply chains, and improve transparency, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as the key enabler of smarter, faster, and more strategic procurement practices. This whitepaper explores how AI is revolutionizing procurement in the Kingdom by tackling longstanding challenges and aligning with national priorities.

      Procurement functions play a central role in this transformation. As pressure mounts on organizations to optimize costs, localize supply chains, and improve transparency, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as the key enabler of smarter, faster, and more strategic procurement practices.

      In this white paper, you’ll learn how AI is:

      • Helping organizations overcome procurement challenges in the Kingdom.
      • Accelerating cost optimization and efficiency.
      • Supporting localization and supplier development.
      • Driving transparency and compliance in line with Vision 2030.

      AI has moved from buzzword to backbone and is reshaping how the Middle East does business. In a region energized by bold national visions like Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, artificial intelligence is no longer optional; it’s foundational. From rethinking procurement to streamlining supply chains, AI is fueling a new era of strategic, data-driven decision-making. The organizations that act now won’t just adapt—they’ll define the future of the region’s economy.

      Elie Abounasr

      Director, Procurement, Supply chain and Local Content Advisory

      KPMG Middle East


      AI-powered predictive analytics transforms procurement from a reactive process to a proactive strategy, enabling organizations to anticipate market fluctuations, optimize resources, and unlock cost-saving opportunities.

      Joseph Habbouche

      Director, Procurement, Supply chain and Local Content Advisory

      KPMG Middle East


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      Skander Kastalli

      Partner, Performance Improvement

      KPMG in Saudi Arabia