In a statement to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the minister expressed his confidence that the visit of Malaysia Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin will contribute to supporting economic, trade, and investment relations, as well as enhancing the trade exchange, which reached SR67 billion during the last five years, as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ranks 13th among the exporting countries to Malaysia.
Dr. Al-Qasabi stated that Saudi Arabia is keen to attract qualitative investments in accordance with the objectives of Vision 2030. He also affirmed the Saudi and Malaysian sides’ keenness to promote entrepreneurship, develop small and medium enterprises, adopt technology and promote innovation, based on the two countries’ ambitious vision for the future.
The minister pointed out that facilitating procedures related to the access of Saudi non-oil exports, especially dates, and halal products to the Malaysian market, then to the markets of East Asian countries, is an important step for the development of trade relations between the two countries.
The Malaysian direct investment projects in Saudi Arabia amounted to 38 projects in the service and industrial sectors and the total capital invested in those projects amounted to more than SR1.7 billion. — SPA
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