Saudi Arabia investment opportunities were highlighted as the Kingdom actively participated in the 17th European Economic Congress held in Katowice and Poland. The event gathered leaders to discuss economic cooperation and new investment possibilities.
The Saudi delegation included Ambassador to Poland Saad bin Saleh Al Saleh Undersecretary of the Ministry of Investment for International Relations Sara Al Sayed Deputy Governor of the Saudi General Authority of Foreign Trade Abdulaziz Al Sakran and representatives from the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce including the Saudi Polish Business Council.
Notably, Saudi Arabia held several important meetings during the congress. They met with the Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Technology of Poland. The discussions focused on strengthening economic relations between Saudi Arabia and Poland. Both sides emphasized the need to boost trade exchange and encourage investment cooperation.
In addition, Saudi Arabia participated in a dialogue session focused on economic developments. The session reviewed the significant transformations happening in the Kingdom under Saudi Vision 2030. Delegates showcased new business reforms and major projects available for international investors.
Moreover, the Saudi delegation organized meetings and workshops with representatives from major companies attending the congress. Saudi Arabia used these sessions to present investment opportunities across multiple sectors, including energy, tourism, technology, and infrastructure.
As a result of Saudi Arabia’s participation in the congress, new connections were built to strengthen ties with European businesses. Delegates stressed the Kingdom’s commitment to supporting international partnerships and promoting mutual economic growth.
Clearly, Saudi Arabia remains determined to enhance its investment ties with Europe. The efforts during the European Economic Congress reflect Saudi Arabia’s goals to attract investors and diversify its economy.
In conclusion, with Saudi Arabia continuing its Vision 2030 goals, more collaboration with European partners is expected to grow in the coming years.
