Saudi Arabia's Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar Al-Khorayef, called upon Kuwaiti entrepreneurs, companies, and investors to capitalize on strategic investment opportunities in the Kingdom's industrial and mining sectors during a high-profile meeting organized by the Saudi Embassy on Tuesday.
National Industrial Strategy
Focus on developing 12 priority sectors including food, pharmaceuticals, automotive, and aviation
Commitment to industrial transformation through Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies
Digital infrastructure development for smart manufacturing
Mining Sector Potential
$2.4 trillion estimated mineral wealth valuation
60% completion of Arabian Shield geological survey
Vision to establish Saudi Arabia as a global mining hub
Competitive Advantages
Strategic tri-continental location
Advanced infrastructure
Streamlined licensing procedures
Abundant natural resources and energy supplies
Future Industry Initiatives
"Factories of the Future" program for industrial automation
Workforce development for advanced technologies
Alignment with Vision 2030 economic diversification goals
"Our industrial strategy creates unprecedented opportunities for both local and international investors," stated Al-Khorayef. "With 60% of the Arabian Shield already mapped and $2.4 trillion in mineral resources, the mining sector alone represents transformative potential for our Kuwaiti partners."
The meeting, attended by Saudi Ambassador Prince Sultan bin Saad, forms part of the Minister's official visit to strengthen economic ties and attract quality investments to the Kingdom's industrial and mining sectors under Vision 2030.