New delhi: The Federation of Saudi Chambers organized a visit for a delegation representing both the public and private sectors, including 50 prominent Saudi investors, to India. The visit featured a comprehensive program of joint economic and investment meetings and events held in New Delhi, Mumbai, and Visakhapatnam, highlighting investment opportunities, incentives, and partnership prospects in strategic economic sectors in both countries.
According to Saudi Press Agency, in New Delhi, the delegation held three major economic events in cooperation with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Confederation of Indian Industry, with the participation of several companies, government agencies, and private entities from both countries. The events included the Saudi-Indian roundtable on the automotive sector, aimed at boosting industrial and investment partnerships between the two countries. Discussions focused on opportunities for cooperation in manufacturing, supply chains, electric vehicles, and advanced technologies to support the shared goal of developing an integrated, sustainable automotive industry.
Similarly, the Saudi-Indian startups roundtable explored Saudi Vision 2030’s objectives of positioning the Kingdom as a global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship. Participants discussed collaboration opportunities in technology, innovation, and startup investment. A Saudi-Indian memorandum of understanding was signed on the sidelines of the meeting to manufacture production lines for agricultural products in the sugar and feed industries using modern technologies.
The Saudi-Indian Investment Forum discussed investment opportunities in strategic sectors, including food security, healthcare, infrastructure, and technology. Meanwhile, the Saudi-Indian Investment workshop brought together senior officials and business leaders from both countries to enhance investment partnerships and expand economic cooperation. The workshop covered Saudi Arabia’s investment environment, regional headquarters, special economic zone programs, and opportunities for industrial and technological collaboration.
Parallel sectoral sessions focused on construction and real estate, healthcare, petrochemicals, and energy, all aimed at enhancing cooperation and establishing sustainable investment partnerships between Saudi Arabia and India. The visit reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to diversifying its national economy in line with Saudi Vision 2030 by boosting international partnerships, attracting high-quality investments, and exploring collaborative opportunities across key economic sectors, thereby reinforcing the Kingdom’s position as a leading global investment hub.
