Saudi Arabia Signs Investment Deals Worth $10 Billion With China

Saudi Arabia Signs Investment Deals Worth $10 Billion With China
Saudi minister of foreign affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud attends a news conference at the Arab Gulf Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Dec. 9, 2022. Ahmed Yosri/Reuters
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Saudi Arabia and China on June 11 signed 30 investment agreements totaling about $10 billion across various sectors to deepen their bilateral relations, according to the Saudi Arabian Investment Ministry.

The agreements were signed during the Arab–China Business Conference in Riyadh, which covered technology, renewables, agriculture, real estate, minerals, supply chains, tourism, and health care.

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