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Date: Tue 22 Apr 2025 Time: 8.15am - 2.45pm Venue: TBC

The Legal 500 is delighted to formally announce the second edition of GC Summit Saudi Arabia, taking place on 22nd April 2025 in Riyadh.

Join leading practitioners and esteemed in-house counsel for comprehensive panel discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities.
Legal 500’s GC Summit Saudi Arabia will provide practical insights into the evolving role of in-house counsel and the challenges that in-house legal departments are set to face in 2025 and beyond.
In association with our partners for this event, the event will include a series of sessions covering a variety of cutting edge and up to date topics for discussion, such as:

  • Conflict Avoidance, Management, and Dispute Resolution in Saudi Arabia
  • The Energy Transition 2025 & Beyond — ESG, Regulatory Issues, & cross-border investment
  • Opportunity in complexity and volatility – getting deals done across the Middle East.
  • Beyond the General Counsel role: charting a purposeful career path
  • The impact of artificial intelligence on legal departments
  • Building an effective governance programme, to mitigate, manage and overcome potential crisis
  • Navigating Saudi Arabia’s evolving competition law landscape
  • Overseeing internal investigations
  • Managing an ever-changing employment landscape

Drawing on the vast experience of our highly accomplished speakers, this event will provide practical, hands-on advice to all in-house counsel.

It is a must-attend event for in-house lawyers in Saudi Arabia looking to stay updated with the latest trends and developments, share best practice and to network with peers.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this essential conference.

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