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Saudi oil giant Aramco signed over 100 agreements and MoUs worth around $7.2 billion to help advance a diverse, sustainable and globally competitive industrial ecosystem on the opening day of the 7th edition of the iktva Forum and Exhibition in Dammam.

Aramco signed over 100 agreements and MoU’s, valued at around $7.2 billion to help advance a diverse, sustainable and globally competitive industrial ecosystem at the 7th edition of the In-Kingdom Total Value Add (iktva) Forum and Exhibition.

Saudi oil giant Aramco signed over 100 agreements and MoUs worth around $7.2 billion to help advance a diverse, sustainable and globally competitive industrial ecosystem at the ongoing In-Kingdom Total Value Add (iktva) Forum and Exhibition in Dammam.

Saudi oil giant Aramco signed over 100 agreements and MoUs worth around $7.2 billion to help advance a diverse, sustainable and globally competitive industrial ecosystem at the ongoing In-Kingdom Total Value Add (iktva) Forum and Exhibition in Dammam.

Saudi oil giant Aramco signed over 100 agreements and MoUs worth around $7.2 billion to help advance a diverse, sustainable and globally competitive industrial ecosystem at the ongoing In-Kingdom Total Value Add (iktva) Forum and Exhibition in Dammam.

The government of Saudi Arabia has published guidelines announcing exemptions for when businesses without regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia can still contract with government agencies once the Regional Headquarters Program goes into effect on January 1, 2024. These exemptions include when there is a lack of alternatives for the required services or goods; when deals or purchases are entirely…

Its boom time for residential market in Saudi capital Riyadh with an ever increasing demand for affordable housing units despite the slowdown - mainly driven by a large and growing population, coupled with rising urbanisation, said an industry expert.

KPMG: Riyadh real estate sectors show positive growth trends in the first half of 2022

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RIYADH: The Saudi Arabian capital has long been seen by international bankers and executives as a place to visit for work, before weekending elsewhere in the region. However, that is about to change as the Saudi capital is not only fast transforming into a global and regional hub of business activities, it is also becoming a center of entertainment facilities and fun-filled