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Saudi Arabia has several companies working in the mining sector with many making huge investments in the kingdom's northern region, said a senior minister, adding that the sector had yielded huge revenues for these firms.
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The 12 government agencies represented at the Forum include The Ministry of Investment, which considers the Future Minerals Forum as a new national anchor to achieve the leadership’s aspirations in exploring investment opportunities and developing and diversifying the economy under the umbrella of Saudi Vision 2030 and in line with the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program (NIDLP).
Saudi Arabia holds an estimated $1.3 trillion worth of untapped mineral deposits — led by phosphate, gold and copper — according to the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program. These three commodities, all of which are already being mined in the Kingdom, will no doubt be much discussed at Future Minerals Forum, to be held in Riyadh between Jan. 11 and 13.
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