Saudi Arabia and Egypt have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening economic cooperation, with top ministers from both nations meeting to explore ways of strengthening industrial integration.
The talks, held in Riyadh, brought together Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar bin Ibrahim Al-Khorayef and Egypt’s Minister of Trade and Industry Ahmed Samir. Both sides emphasized the importance of aligning strategies to expand joint industrial projects, enhance investment opportunities, and foster innovation in key sectors.
According to officials, the discussions centered on boosting the manufacturing sector, leveraging natural resources, and enhancing technology transfer between the two countries. The ministers highlighted that closer industrial ties would not only support domestic economic diversification but also reinforce the broader vision of regional integration.
Analysts note that both Saudi Arabia and Egypt are positioning themselves as industrial hubs in the Middle East and North Africa. With Saudi Arabia pursuing its Vision 2030 agenda and Egypt advancing its industrial modernization plan, the partnership is expected to unlock new avenues for growth, job creation, and cross-border trade.
The ministers concluded by underscoring their shared commitment to long-term collaboration, noting that practical steps and joint committees will be established to translate the discussions into actionable projects.
