First Saudi National Products Exhibition In Qatar Concludes Successfully

The inaugural Saudi National Products Exhibition in Qatar concluded today, featuring over 80 Saudi companies from the industrial, food, health, and commercial sectors. This three-day event aimed to bolster the brand image of Saudi Arabia's exports and underscore its position in global markets, aligning with Vision 2030's objective to increase non-oil exports.

Various events and activities were organised alongside the exhibition to attract visitors, showcase the quality of national industries, and generate innovative ideas across different sectors. A notable dialogue session titled "Saudi Women and Their Excellence in Business" focused on the role of governments in supporting women in business. The session highlighted their experiences and successes, emphasising Vision 2030's significant role in enhancing women's participation in economic development.

The exhibition also saw the signing of several agreements and memoranda of understanding under the auspices of the Saudi-Qatari Business Council. A memorandum of understanding was signed between the Saudi Investor Innovation Company and the Qatari Kate Real Estate Group to collaborate in the field of shopping centres. Additionally, an agreement was signed between Asma Turki Home and Al-Najah Company to enter the Qatari markets. Another agreement was signed between BTOUCH EVENT and EVENT VQ Company for event and exhibition organisation exchange.

Government Participation

The event was held under the patronage of Saudi Ambassador to Qatar Prince Mansour bin Khalid bin Farhan. It witnessed participation from various government agencies, including the Ministry of Investment, the Saudi Export Development Authority (SAUDI EXPORTS), and the Federation of Saudi Chambers. The exhibition also attracted a prominent presence from businessmen and interested parties in Qatar.

This first edition of the Saudi National Products Exhibition has set a strong foundation for future collaborations and highlighted the Kingdom's commitment to diversifying its economy through increased non-oil exports.

With inputs from SPA