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Saudi Tourism Minister Invites Global Investors to Use Tourise 2027 as Platform for New Deals

Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb launched preparations for the second Tourise summit, scheduled in Riyadh from March twenty-third to twenty-fifth, 2027, and called on investors to announce transactions through the platform as Saudi Arabia seeks a larger role in shaping global tourism investment and technology policy. ([Arab News][14])
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