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Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law becomes enforceable: essential insights for businesses

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By Lamisse Bajunaid, Masha Ooijevaar
| Lexology Verified
Overview: The Saudi Personal Data Protection Law became effective on 14 September 2023, and organisations were given a grace period to fully align with the law by 14 September 2024. As this enforcement date fast approaches, the Saudi Data & Artificial Intelligence Authority has released a series of guidelines and rules to supplement the law, along with a revised version of the Data Transfer Regulation and an approved set of Standard Contractual Clauses.
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Saudi Arabia's developments in technology, media and telecommunications

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By Lamisse Bajunaid
| Lexology Verified
As digital transformation of businesses and economies moves ahead at speed, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was particularly active with a number of legislative developments in technology, media and telecommunication (TMT) during 2023. We look back at last year's top 10 reforms in 2023 within the TMT space: 1. The Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) came into force and effect.
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The time is now: countdown to compliance with the new Saudi Arabia Personal Data Protection Law

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By Dino Wilkinson, Lamisse Bajunaid, Masha Ooijevaar
| Lexology Verified
The new Personal Data Protection Law is now effective in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with organisations required to fully align with the legislation by September 2024. For many businesses operating in the Kingdom, this will be the first time they have had to comply with a data protection regime and there may be challenges with meeting the extensive governance and accountability requirements.
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