Day One
Session allocation and times will be announced later.
Dialogue across energy, industry and mining on investment opportunities, localizing production and expertise, reliable supplies and new markets for Saudi products and services.
Times and venues will be updated once the detailed schedule is approved.
Session allocation and times will be announced later.
Session allocation and times will be announced later.
The allocation of the following sessions across the two days is being finalized.
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AramcoEng. Amin Nasser
SABICDr. Faisal Al Faqeer
Saudi EnergyEng. Khalid Alghamdi
Ma'adenEng. Bob Wilt
Discussion of future projects and investment opportunities to localize products, services and technologies, and develop value-chain links across energy, industry and mining.
How localization directs spending to Saudi factories, suppliers and talent, while strengthening supply reliability, product quality and competitiveness.
The role of new and expanded factories and localized services and technologies in increasing production capacity, local content and economic diversification.
How sustained demand from major companies gives investors confidence to build factories, expand production and develop local suppliers.
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Ministry of Energy
Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources
Saudi Industrial Development Fund
Local Content and Government Procurement Authority
Two additional companies will be identified after the agreements have been assessed.
Identifying critical components, products and services whose localization protects operational continuity, reduces disruption risks and shortens lead times.
Improving local suppliers' technical and production capabilities and their readiness to meet domestic demand.
Developing national talent and aligning technical skills with industrial needs to sustain local capabilities.
Connecting local suppliers with major companies and improving coordination to provide alternatives and respond faster during disruptions.
How projects retain value in the national economy, develop local content and increase the value of mineral resources through processing and manufacturing in the Kingdom.
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Saudi Export Development Authority
General Authority of Foreign Trade
Saudi Export-Import Bank
Participating major companies will be identified after the agreements are assessed, in coordination with the Saudi Export Development Authority and Saudi EXIM Bank.
Improving the quality and production efficiency of national products, strengthening their identity and position internationally, and the role of the Saudi Made program in expanding their global reach.
Opening new markets, developing exports, re-exports and regional distribution centers, and coordinating institutions and companies to remove barriers facing Saudi products.
Developing national services and mineral product exports and diversifying markets to expand the non-oil export base and its global reach.
Developing export financing and insurance solutions and reducing non-payment risks to help enterprises enter international markets and sustain their expansion.
Workshop topics, times, venues and participation arrangements will be added once approved.