At the government level, 170 Saudi and Pakistani companies have prepared their final plan for investment.
Sources have told our investigation team that 30 Saudi companies have submitted their business plans to Pakistan. This business plan was presented in 11 different sectors. Pakistani and Saudi companies held 447 meetings on investment opportunities at the government level.
One in Fried Onion, two in Human Resource have been signed. Matters on minerals, meat and human resources are in final stages. In the telecom sector, the Saudi company Telco has assured investment. Investment talks in the oil sector are in the next phase.
According to the report, the owners of all Pakistani companies will visit Saudi Arabia after the visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the near future. The Ministry of Commerce, Foreign Affairs, Special Capital Council and Board of Investment have appointed focal persons and offices.
Saudi companies include Lain Al Khair, Surah, Wadi Halfa, Salik, Riyadh Air, Red Sea Gate, IFC, Al Kifah Holding. International System, Tual, ELM, Maharah Human Resources, Sarfra Najd, CyberQ, CV, ED Holding, Saudi Gold Refinery are also included.
Other Saudi companies include Al Arabiya, Saudi Chemical, Al Kifah, Tamimi Global, MS Astra and Fawaz Group.
152 meetings have been held between Pakistani and Saudi companies for investment in agriculture sector. 130 meetings have been held in the IT and energy sector, 44 on mining, 43 on construction, 41 on human resources and 24 on chemicals and real estate. Two dozen meetings have also been held on logistics, shipping and aviation.
