Federation of Saudi Chambers: 265 Polish Companies Express Interest in Investing in Saudi Arabia.

Warsaw: The Federation of Saudi Chambers and the Polish Chamber of Commerce hosted the Saudi-Polish Business Forum today in Warsaw, attracting high-level participation from government officials and business leaders. Attendees included President of the Federation of Saudi Chambers Hassan bin Moejeb Al-Huwaizi, Polish Minister of Economic Development, Poland's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Saudi Ambassador to Poland Saad bin Saleh Al-Saleh, Polish Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Robert Rostek, and Joint Business Council Co-Chairs Abdullah Abu Dabeela and Andrzej Szumowski. The event brought together more than 400 investors and representatives from government and private sectors in both nations. According to Saudi Press Agency, during the forum, 265 Polish companies representing six key economic sectors expressed strong interest in investing in Saudi Arabia and forming partnerships with Saudi investors, highlighting the growing appeal of the Saudi market to Polish businesses. In his remarks, President Al-Huwa izi emphasized the recent establishment of the Saudi-Polish Coordination Council as a significant milestone in bilateral relations. He highlighted Poland's status as the 21st-largest economy globally and pointed to vast investment opportunities in tourism, energy, agriculture, food security, technology, industry, and logistics. Co-Chair Abu Dabeela underscored Saudi Arabia's position as Poland's largest economic partner in the Arab world, noting the significant potential for collaboration between the two nations' business sectors. He cited a trade exchange volume of SAR 33.7 billion in 2023, comprising SAR 28.1 billion in Saudi exports and SAR 5.6 billion in imports. Poland ranks as the Kingdom's 12th-largest trading partner for exports and 32nd for imports. The Federation of Saudi Chambers continues to strengthen international economic ties by targeting global markets with substantial economic and logistical potential. Poland, with its 21 free economic zones, serves as a promising destination for collabora tion. The forum underscores the growing strength of Saudi-Polish economic relations, paving the way for future investments and partnerships across diverse industries.