Cooperation agreements signed at the Saudi Arabia-Turkey Business Forum
According to news from Saudi Arabia’s official news agency SPA, more than 450 companies from both countries participated in the forum, as well as Saudi Arabian Minister of Commerce Macid al-Kasbi and Commerce Minister Mehmet Muş. .
In his speech at the forum, Saudi Arabian Trade Minister Majid al-Kasbi said the forum will contribute to creating new opportunities for economic cooperation between the two countries.
The president of the Union of Chambers of Saudi Arabia, Hasan al-Huveyzi, stated that the relations between Saudi Arabia and Turkey, established in 1929, are among the best examples in the international arena.
Huveyzi said that 1,140 Saudi companies in Turkey and 390 Turkish companies in Saudi Arabia invest in the construction, manufacturing, wholesale, retail, trade and restaurant sectors.
SPA also shared the information that 3 business cooperation agreements were signed between the representatives of the Saudi and Turkish business world.
Saudi Arabia’s Al-İhbariyye channel, on the other hand, claimed in a news item it published later that at least 8 deals have been signed and this number will increase. (AA)
Source: Sozcu
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