Industrial cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the Netherlands has been strengthened to develop vital industries. The Saudi minister met with officials from Nourion, Lamb Weston, and Akzo Nobel to discuss technology transfer and development of new products.
research Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar bin Ibrahim Al-Khorayef, during his visit to the Netherlands, discussed the opportunities for establishing a factory to localize the manufacture of commercial vehicles and trucks that operate on cell phones. Hydrogen fuel in Saudi Arabia.
During the visit, ways to enhance industrial cooperation between the two countries were discussed, and promising opportunities for localizing quality industries in Saudi Arabia in vital sectors were reviewed.
Emphasis was also placed on enhancing industrial cooperation between the two countries, as promising opportunities for localizing quality industries in Saudi Arabia in vital sectors were discussed. Minister Al-Kharif stressed the importance of this cooperation in developing advanced and sustainable industries in the Kingdom.
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In this context, Minister Al-Kharif met with officials of the “Nouryon” company, which specializes in petrochemicals, to discuss the transfer of modern technology and the development of new products.
Opportunities for developing the value-added food industry were also discussed with Lamb Weston, in addition to reviewing opportunities for expanding paint production with Akzo Nobel.
Among the most prominent meetings that took place during the visit were with the “Fadl Nadkar” company, where opportunities for establishing a factory to localize the manufacture of commercial vehicles and trucks that operate on hydrogen fuel cells in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were discussed.
This visit comes within the framework of Saudi Arabia’s efforts to enhance the role of the industrial and mining sectors, attract quality investments, and increase the access of Saudi non-oil exports to European markets.
