Riyad Bank revealed that it is motivating its corporate clients to invest in privatization and partnership projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, by signing a joint cooperation agreement with the National Center for Privatization, where the banking sector is one of the most important strategic partners in the success of privatization and partnership processes.
The National Center for Privatization signed today a joint cooperation agreement with Riyad Bank, with the aim of establishing a joint cooperation framework between the two parties. The National Center for Privatization (NCP) today signed a joint cooperation agreement with Riyad Bank to establish a joint cooperation framework between the two parties, as the banking sector is one of the most important strategic partners in the success of privatization and partnership processes.
National Center for Privatization (NCP) today signed a joint cooperation agreement with Riyad Bank to establish a joint cooperation framework between the two parties. The agreement reinforces the Center's efforts to empower banks to support privatization and partnership processes by contributing to financing the private sector and providing consultations that will have a positive impact in attracting and attracting local and international investments.
The Center indicated that the objectives of this agreement revolve around promoting privatization and PPP opportunities and projects to local and international investors through participation in market surveys and financial consultations, in addition to internal and external marketing, organizing events, training and knowledge building. This agreement also complements the role of the National Center for Privatization in the successful presentation of privatization opportunities to the private sector in the seventeen sectors targeted for privatization.
The agreement was signed by the National Center for Privatization and the National Center for Privatization. The agreement was signed by the CEO of Riyad Bank, Tariq Al-Sadhan, and the CEO of the National Center for Privatization, Muhannad Basudan.
The agreement was signed by Riyad Bank's CEO, Tariq Al-Sadhan.
