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Saudi Arabia and Greece Strengthen Economic Ties Through Trade and Investment Agreement
At the Saudi Hellenic Round Table Meeting, both nations agree to expand collaboration in construction and other sectors.
A meeting focusing on enhancing the commercial and investment relationship between Saudi Arabia and Greece was convened on Wednesday in Riyadh, known as the Saudi Hellenic Round Table Meeting.
Key discussions centered on exploring investment opportunities, particularly in the construction sector, which is a significant area of focus for both nations.
The meeting sought to address and overcome common obstacles affecting trade and investment.
This initiative aims to strengthen the economic relations between the two countries and facilitate increased cooperation.
Majed Al-Qasabi, the Saudi Minister of Commerce and Chairman of the General Authority of Foreign Trade, and Tasos Chatzivasileiou, the Greek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Economic Diplomacy and Extroversion, co-chaired the session.
The event saw the participation of various government and private-sector representatives from Saudi Arabia.
Attendees included officials from the Ministry of Investment, the Federation of Saudi Chambers, and the Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Additionally, executives from multiple prominent Saudi entities such as NEOM Company, Qiddiya Investment Company, Red Sea Global, King Salman International Airport, Diriyah Company, the New Murabba Company, AlUla Development Company, Roshn Group, and Soudah Development were present, alongside representatives from several Greek companies.
This meeting highlights a renewed focus on enhancing bilateral ties and identifying further avenues for collaboration between Saudi Arabia and Greece.
Key discussions centered on exploring investment opportunities, particularly in the construction sector, which is a significant area of focus for both nations.
The meeting sought to address and overcome common obstacles affecting trade and investment.
This initiative aims to strengthen the economic relations between the two countries and facilitate increased cooperation.
Majed Al-Qasabi, the Saudi Minister of Commerce and Chairman of the General Authority of Foreign Trade, and Tasos Chatzivasileiou, the Greek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Economic Diplomacy and Extroversion, co-chaired the session.
The event saw the participation of various government and private-sector representatives from Saudi Arabia.
Attendees included officials from the Ministry of Investment, the Federation of Saudi Chambers, and the Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Additionally, executives from multiple prominent Saudi entities such as NEOM Company, Qiddiya Investment Company, Red Sea Global, King Salman International Airport, Diriyah Company, the New Murabba Company, AlUla Development Company, Roshn Group, and Soudah Development were present, alongside representatives from several Greek companies.
This meeting highlights a renewed focus on enhancing bilateral ties and identifying further avenues for collaboration between Saudi Arabia and Greece.
