Unparalleled access Location wise, Saudi sits at the hub of the world’s most dynamic economies, and a launch-pad to 250 million consumers.

400 million consumers and the world’s fastest-growing economies.

Saudi Arabia has one of the highest levels of spending on education in the world.

Openness to Trade. Saudi Arabia’s economy is exceptionally open to trade, with the lowest average weighted tariff rate in the entire MENA region.

With the world’s deepest petroleum reserves and current account surpluses consistently in excess of 20-25% of GDP, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is flush two of the world’s scarcest resources: energy and investment capital.

Long a home to foreign workers and visiting executives, Saudi Arabia offers an exceptional array of secure, comfortable, luxurious living arrangements for short-term and long-term visitors that provide an enjoyable experience of advanced modern life.

Energy: With the world’s largest oil reserves supported by a highly developed energy infrastructure, Saudi Arabia offers investment opportunities across the value chain in a number of energy and energy-related sub-sectors.

These include: Crude Oil Refining, , Petrochemicals, Fertilizers, Power and Water and Mining and Metals Processing.

Transport and logistics: The Transport and Logistics (T&L) Sector in Saudi is supporting a population of 27.14 millions (2010), and within only 3 hours flying radius, the T&L sector can serve both cargo and passengers more than 250 million inhabitants. numerous investment opportunities within Transportation & Logistics Sector between the Base Economy & Economic Cities. An overall of US$100 Billion investment is anticipated over the next 10 years in Sea-ports, Air, Road, Rail & Logistics.

Information Communication Technology (ICT): The region’s largest market is embarking on a historic ICT investment program that will make the Saudi Arabia a regional technology landmark. It represents over 55% and 51% of the total Middle East markets, respectively.

Health: With private-sector, Saudi Arabia’s expanding health care system offers attractive investment opportunities. In 2005, KSA spent US$13 billion on health care, 25% of which was supplied by the private sector. Spending is expected to reach US$20 billion by 2016.

Human Capital: With a young, expanding population and a blossoming knowledge-based industry, Saudi Arabia’s education sector is facing a new, exciting era. Already the world’s 8th highest education spender, Saudi Arabia has recently initiated a complete overhaul of its educational system at a cost of US$3.1 billion.