GAFI receives a delegation of Japanese businessmen and explains regulations and investment opportunities

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The General Investment Authority (SAGIA) reviewed yesterday at its headquarters in Riyadh before a Japanese delegation of businessmen representing Mitsuo & Co, one of the largest Japanese business companies, investment opportunities in the Kingdom and attracting foreign investments in line with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030, in addition to presentations on the Kingdom's Vision 2030 and the contribution of various sectors in diversifying the economy and supporting the National Transformation Program 2020, in addition to discussions and opinions from all parties that were well received by the attendees. The Authority was keen to inform the delegation about the investment regulations in the Kingdom, the facilities provided by the General Investment Authority in cooperation with the relevant authorities to attract foreign, local and joint investments, in addition to the economic reforms and procedures undertaken by the Investment Authority through the Committee to improve business performance in the private sector and stimulate it to participate in economic development ”Taysir“, and intensify efforts to improve the business performance environment in the Kingdom and solve the difficulties facing foreign, local and joint investments in cooperation between all relevant government agencies.

For his part, the Undersecretary of the Governor of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia appreciated the contribution of the various sectors to diversify the economy and support the National Transformation Program 2020 in addition to the discussions and opinions of all parties that were well received by the audience. For his part, Sultan Mufti, Deputy Governor of SAGIA for Investment Attraction and Development Sector, praised this meeting and that it reflects great importance in opening new horizons and creating diverse investment partnerships, reinforced by SAGIA's commitment to attract more quality investments in various sectors, facilitate doing business and build strong economic partnerships to achieve Vision 2030 and diversify the economy within the direction of the National Transformation Program 2020, and the consequent provision of appropriate job opportunities for citizens.

For his part, Sultan Mufti valued this meeting and that it reflects great importance in opening new horizons and creating diverse investment partnerships.