The organizers of the Global Blockchain Show (GBS) have announced that the event is returning to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Speaking to Incrypted, they revealed thatThe organizers of the Global Blockchain Show (GBS) have announced that the event is returning to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Speaking to Incrypted, they revealed that

Global Blockchain Show to Be Held in Saudi Arabia

  • The Global Blockchain Show will be held on February 9-10, 2026 in Saudi Arabia.
  • The organizer is VAP Group with the support of Times of Blockchain.
  • More than 10,000 attendees and over 250 speakers are expected.

The organizers of the Global Blockchain Show (GBS) have announced that the event is returning to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Speaking to Incrypted, they revealed that the event is scheduled for February 9-10, 2026 and will be held at Malfa Hall.

The Global Blockchain Show event will bring together over 10,000 attendees, including innovators, investors and representatives from blockchain companies. The event will feature more than 250 speakers, more than 200 exhibitors and more than 300 media representatives.

The program includes keynote speeches by blockchain industry leaders, informative panel discussions and interactive workshops offering practical experience with new tools and platforms.

GBS is organized by VAP Group in collaboration with Times of Blockchain. The press release states that attendees of previous events have included renowned global leaders and experts, including:

  • TRON founder, HTX advisor and Liberland Prime Minister Justin Sun;
  • Animoca Brands co-founder and chairman of Animoca Brands Yat Siu;
  • EO Dubai Multi Commodities Center Ahmed bin Sulayem;
  • Hilbert Group CEO John Lilik.

In addition, other renowned experts participated in the event.

According to the organizers, the event program covers two intense days filled with expert discussions, thematic sessions and professional networking opportunities. Participants will get a chance to interact with leading experts, innovators and opinion leaders who are shaping the future of the digital economy and the development of blockchain, Web3 and advanced technologies, the statement said.

Key aspects of the program cover:

  • panel discussions and keynotes — topics cover blockchain innovation, scalability, security and real-world adoption of the technology across industries;
  • technology insights — exploring the intersection with artificial intelligence, quantum computing and the meta-universe to understand the next wave of digital transformation;
  • ecosystem development — analyzing collaborative strategies that foster global Web3 growth, infrastructure improvements, and sustainable innovation;
  • networking opportunities — facilitating meaningful connections between policymakers, entrepreneurs, investors and technology enthusiasts.
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