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Join the U.S.-Saudi Business Council for an overview of current market opportunities in Saudi Arabia's fast-moving economy.

Saudi Arabia is in the midst of an expansive diversification of its industrial landscape to reduce the Kingdom's traditional reliance on oil and gas. New industry clusters are arising across industrial, commercial and retail verticals to drive a modern economy in the 21st century.

Massive investments are being made in new directions that are creating opportunities for U.S. companies for product and technology exports, licensing, joint venture, and foreign direct investment across a range of industry sectors including renewable energy/ clean technology, healthcare, advanced manufacturing technology, AI, new materials, mining, downstream petrochemicals, aerospace, and automotive, among others.

At the same time, the Saudi government has enacted (and is continuing to introduce) economic, commercial and regulatory reforms to improve transparency and predictability of the Saudi business environment.

The U.S.-Saudi Business Council is a private, non-profit business association that has been helping facilitate new commercial ties between U.S. companies and Saudi public and private sector entities for 30 years.

Our membership includes companies such as 3M, Amazon, Bechtel, Citigroup, Chevron, Dow Chemical Company, Exxon Mobil, Fluor, Ford Motors, Jacobs, JP Morgan, GM, Honeywell International, Lockheed Martin, NEOM, Northrop Grumman, Meta, Ma'aden, Parsons Corporation, Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Saudi Electricity Company, and Zoom. We have a presence in the Washington DC area and Riyadh as well as Houston.

The Council meeting in Seattle will follow an executive roundtable format with ample time for Q&A and, to the extent possible, include a highlighted focus on those sectors of pre-registered participants.