Jeddah, Saudi Arabia — The Minister of Investment, Eng. Khalid Al-Falih, visited the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce to promote private sector investment and expand cooperation with business leaders.
During the session, Al-Falih emphasized that enabling private investment is key to driving economic resilience. The ministry, he said, is coordinating closely with public and private institutions to strengthen growth, increase investor confidence, and accelerate national development goals.
In addition, the dialogue explored investment partnership strategies aimed at boosting GDP and market competitiveness. Attendees discussed legislative updates and reviewed tools designed to unlock private capital inflows across multiple sectors.
Advancing Policy and Collaboration
Al-Falih presented several recent reforms, including updates to the national investment law and programs to attract foreign and local investors. He explained that business-led investment aligns with Vision 2030’s goal to diversify the economy and reduce reliance on government spending.
Furthermore, the meeting featured open dialogue with stakeholders on how to reduce barriers and improve regulatory coordination. Strengthening trust and transparency was a central theme, especially in strategic sectors such as tourism, logistics, and technology.
This visit forms part of the ministry’s nationwide engagement efforts. By listening to business concerns and streamlining investment processes, Saudi Arabia continues to position itself as a leading destination for sustainable private sector investment.
