60 missions aim to strengthen Saudi-U.S. partnership

Susan Lindemann, interim president and CEO of the Saudi American Business Council, praised the role of the new foreign investment regime in strengthening economic relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States.

She explained that the system helps create a transparent and relaxed investment environment. This opens new doors for joint cooperation between Saudi and American companies, increases investment opportunities and addresses challenges in the investment field for both sides.

She noted that there are great opportunities between the two countries to strengthen cooperation through investments, expansion of joint projects and partnerships between the public and private sectors, and stressed that the Saudi American Business Council is committed to promoting these partnerships by providing strategic consultations and connecting companies through trade missions.

She said the Saudi American Business Council has organized more than 60 business development missions, as well as more than 500 workshops and networking events. The Executive Director of the Saudi American Business Council spoke about the Kingdom’s pursuit to successfully facilitate connections between tens of thousands of businesses and provide valuable market insights and consulting services to help businesses understand the business and cultural environment of each country. Gain expertise and invest in technology and innovation in various fields, especially artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, biotechnology, renewable energy and downstream petrochemicals, and pointed out that sports and tourism represent promising investment opportunities in the Kingdom.