The Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST) has published the 2024 annual report for the Digital Regulations Academy (DRA), which aims to introduce the academy, its inception and objectives, explain its educational tracks, and share its notable achievements and training programs.
The report presents the Academy's methodology in building its programs, which began with benchmark studies of over 40 organizations to detect best practices, followed by gap analysis in local and global markets. This resulted in establishing four training levels, starting from foundational and concluding in executive level.
The Academy's outstanding achievements during 2024 were also highlighted, such as delivering 8 professional training programs and two executive programs, in addition to offering its first specialized professional certification within its programs - the "Advanced Professional Certificate for Compliance and Regulatory Affairs Officers."
The report revealed key figures and achievements during 2024, with 421 local and international trainees from 17 countries worldwide benefiting from the Academy's programs, along with 36 participating organizations. The Academy delivered its programs in partnership with educational institutions such as National University of Singapore and Duke University, and global organizations like the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
The DRA was established in 2021 by CST to serve as a leading platform for developing national capabilities, enhancing regulatory capacity, promoting regulatory innovation, and collaborating with local and international partners to build a thriving and sustainable digital economy.
To view the report: annual report for the Digital Regulations Academy 2024
Source: https://new.cst.gov.sa/en/media-center/news/CST-Publishes-the-Annual-DRA-Report-for-2024