The works of the Saudi-Indian Forum that started yesterday Wednesday in the Indian capital, New Delhi, resulted in the signing of several agreements between the two countries, the most prominent of which was the granting of the General Authority for Investment 4 service, industrial and commercial licenses to Indian companies to practice their investment activities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia.
The Forum also witnessed the signing of the Governor of the General Investment Authority Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman Al-Omar, two agreements with Softbank to identify investment opportunities in the Saudi market, and Ion oxygen Arabia company in the water treatment and distribution sector, in addition to signing 9 other agreements in various sectors, including minerals and mining, entertainment, the pharmaceutical industry, and telecommunications and information technology.
The forum included 10 workshops in which the participants discussed the most important opportunities and challenges in a number of thriving sectors including enhancing cooperation in the field of petrochemicals and energy supply, the future of digital applications, the value of minerals and natural resources, and housing Education is in emerging sectors, transportation and logistics, and transformations in the sustainable energy sector.
The launch of the meeting came in conjunction with the official visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense to the State of India.
The forum's activities witnessed a remarkable presence of 400 participants representing the leaders of major economic and investment institutions in the Kingdom and India, and decision makers in government institutions.
