RIYADH: During a trade exhibition in Frankfurt, the deputy industry minister of the Kingdom presented investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia’s manufacturing sector to many German companies.
During a trade show in Frankfurt, Engineer Khalil Ibrahim bin Salamah met with representatives from companies such as packaging solutions company IMA, chemical company LINDE, and systems supplier GEA Group, intending to foster stronger ties between the two countries
According to the Saudi Press Agency, the minister discussed stepping up collaboration with businesspeople and outlining the most notable investment opportunities in the Kingdom’s industrial sector. The meetings took place with ACHEMA, an international trade exhibition catering to the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries.
Additionally, Bin Salamah visited several well-known German petrochemical plants, including Sanofi, where he spoke about improving sustainability and innovation and looking for ways to localize the pharmaceutical industry
During his visits to several well-known German petrochemical companies, including Sanofi, Bin Salamah talked about promoting sustainability and innovation and looking for ways to localize the pharmaceutical industry. Additionally, he had meetings with executives from multinational companies like Baker Hughes, Panametrics, and Jagdamba Company.
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