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New Post: Oman to participate in first GCC-Jordan Investment Conference - Muscat:Oman, represented by the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI), will participate in the inaugural GCC-Jordan Investment Conference at the King Hussein Convention Centre, Jordan. Faisal Abdullah Al Rawas, OCCI Chairman, emphasized the conference's role in fostering economic and investment cooperation between GCC states and Jordan, showcasing investment opportunities and encouraging public-private partnerships. Additionally, OCCI will attend the 65th meeting of the GCC Federation of Chambers' Board of Directors, addressing key issues to enhance intra-GCC cooperation in economy, trade, industry, and investment while promoting incentives for the private sector. Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/duHSThbK #Venturecapital #VC #investment #LP #Limited Partner

The Ministry of Investment recently published its “Saudi Arabia Direct Investment Report”, which details FDI figures over the years categorized by national economic activity classification, investor countries, administrative regions, financial instruments, and economic and geographic clusters   In 2023, FDI inflows amounted to approximately SAR 96 billion, exceeding the National Investment Strategy (NIS) target of SAR 83 billion by 16%. The FDI inflows as a percentage of nominal GDP reached 2.4% in 2023, achieving this NIS target.   The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has achieved remarkable strides when it comes to FDI, fueled by the diversification of the economy as outlined in Vision 2030. It can be said with confidence that the Kingdom is on its way to achieving its set targets, or even surpassing them. For more information visit https://lnkd.in/gNHBBNVu

Saudi Ministry of Investment announces updated investment rules to attract foreign investors to Saudi Arabia. The new regulations aim to streamline processes, eliminate the need for many licenses, and reduce bureaucratic hurdles, creating a more investor-friendly environment. Stay tuned for more details by the end of September, with the rules set to take effect in 2025. Approved by the Saudi Council of Ministers, these changes align with Saudi Vision 2030 and the national investment strategy, emphasizing the importance of investment in achieving development goals. https://lnkd.in/dwe7fb-i

Saudi Arabia’s investment momentum is accelerating under Vision 2030. Nueconomy's analysis uncovers 10 key trends highlighting the Kingdom’s evolving appeal for global investors and its transformative economic trajectory. #fdi #investmentpromotion #econdev #saudiarabia #saudi

Saudi Arabia: A Land of Promise for Investors Saudi Arabia is making waves with its newly updated investment rules, designed to make it easier for foreign investors to tap into this vibrant economy. With these reforms, the Kingdom is positioning itself as a top destination for long-term investment and expansion. This is just the beginning, and more exciting details are on the way. Stay tuned to this space for updates, and reach out for further insights! #Investment #SaudiArabia #BusinessExpansion #ForeignInvestment #Vision2030

🚀 Excited to share our latest article published in The Oath, where Nabeel Ikram, Isabella Dunk and I explore the significant increase in UAE's foreign direct investment (FDI) in Africa making it the fourth-largest foreign investor on the continent, and provide an introduction to the investment protection framework available to UAE companies looking to invest in Africa. 🔗 Read the full article here #UAE #Africa #FDI #Investment #EconomicGrowth #TheOathMagazine #Business #InvestmentProtection

It effectively highlights the need for Pakistan to transition from relying solely on historical goodwill with Saudi Arabia to a dynamic, results-oriented partnership. While MoUs are crucial, they must translate into tangible investments. To achieve this, Pakistan must: Prioritize private sector involvement: Actively involve businesses in all stages of investment discussions with Saudi Arabia. This ensures practical feasibility and addresses the concerns of potential investors. Streamline investment processes: Improve the ease of doing business by addressing bureaucratic hurdles, reducing regulatory bottlenecks, and enhancing transparency. Foster business-to-business (B2B) connections: Organize trade fairs, conferences, and networking events to facilitate direct interaction between Pakistani and Saudi businesses. Develop specific joint ventures: Encourage and support the creation of joint ventures in sectors with high growth potential, such as renewable energy, technology, and tourism. Leverage Saudi expertise: Tap into Saudi Arabia's expertise in areas like finance, technology, and project management to enhance the capabilities of Pakistani businesses. By implementing these measures, Pakistan can transform its relationship with Saudi Arabia into a mutually beneficial economic partnership, unlocking significant investment opportunities and driving sustainable economic growth. #PakistanSaudiArabiaRelations #EconomicCollaboration #Vision2030 #ForeignDirectInvestment #BusinessPartnerships #SustainableGrowth #GlobalInvestment #PrivateSectorDevelopment #EconomicTransformation #EmergingMarkets

The UAE Investment Showcase (held yesterday in Sydney) is a great event. The future is bright for Emirati and Australian companies looking to enter the MENA and Asia Pacific markets. Here’s a few key items to know following the recently agreed CEPA: - an Investment Agreement is included in the overall agreement and provides investment protections and certainty to Australian and UAE investors on their investment interests. - a Council on Investment will be established to facilitate continued political exchanges on the investment relationship. - 5 Investment Cooperation Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) are in the CEPA package in sectors of priority for both countries, including: Green and Renewable Energy, Data Centres and Artificial Intelligence Projects, Food and Agriculture, Minerals and Infrastructure. Good luck to all and do get in touch if you’d like to know more. Presenters & Panelists included: - Mr H.E. Nooh Al Hammadi, MPA, Deputy Head of Mission at the UAE Embassy Canberra - Mr @Mohamed Al Zarooni, Director of External Investment at the Ministry of Investment - Ms @Fatima Al Hajeri, Director of Investment Attraction at Ministry Of Economy, UAE - Mr Jamie Levy, Senior Advisor at Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) - Ms Sophia Demetriades Toftdahl, Chief Representative Australia at Dubai Chambers - Mr Abdul Hamid Oubeisi, Board Member at Australia UAE Business Council - Mr Jonathan Hannam, Managing Director at Taronga Ventures - Ms Ellecia Saffron, Founder and Managing Director at Maysaffron #abudhabi #investment #uae #CEPA

Egypt, Saudi Arabia forge closer investment, economic cooperation The Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Hassan El-Khatib, engaged in discussions with the Saudi Ambassador to Egypt, Saleh bin Eid Al-Husseini, with a focus on bolstering mutual economic ties and augmenting Saudi investments within Egypt. El-Khatib underscored Egypt's keen interest in strengthening its alliance with Saudi Arabia across diverse economic sectors. He highlighted the significance of enacting a comprehensive strategy to unveil fresh avenues for bilateral investments, emphasizing the need to enhance communication with prominent Saudi enterprises to identify collaborative opportunities. Furthermore, streamlining investment processes, extending requisite support to Saudi investors, and monitoring Saudi firms operating in the Egyptian market were also stressed. #egypt #saudi #investment #economy Read more: https://lnkd.in/dkKAqNJa

'World invests in UAE' - Sheikh Mohammed says The country ranks second globally after US, in terms of new foreign direct investment projects in 2023 Despite the decline in the global foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2023, the UAE achieved a 35 percent jump in FDI flows last year, amounting to about Dh112 billion. The UAE ranked second globally after US, in terms of new foreign direct investment projects in 2023, and first in the Arab world, West Asia, and the Middle East in both inbound and outbound investments. Overall, the country is a now ranked 11th globally in terms of foreign investments, which is on course with the government’s target by 2030. This was highlighted in a post on X on Friday by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of UAE, and Ruler of Dubai. He reacted on the World Investment Report 2024 issued by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on Thursday. Aarna Real Estate Akshata Shetty