Saudi Arabia’s push for industrial advancement and modern technology is unlocking major opportunities for investment and economic expansion, according to industry leaders at the Riyadh International Industry Week 2025.
The event brought together four major trade shows—Saudi Plastics and Petrochemicals, Saudi Printing and Packaging, Smart Manufacturing, and Saudi Smart Logistics—highlighting the Kingdom’s growing role in global industry.
Kevin Lang, general manager at China Bentae Industry Group, commended the Saudi government for its efforts to attract and establish factories, noting this fosters strong incentives for foreign investors. He observed a notable rise in Chinese and other international companies participating in the Saudi market, reflecting increased investor trust.
Lang emphasized the potential for growth in sectors that support Vision 2030, particularly those focused on industry and sustainability. Lafi Al-Dhafiri, commercial director at Alkharj Steel Co., described the event as a valuable platform for international collaboration and future partnerships, underscoring the impact of government support aligned with Vision 2030.
Ahmed Sobhi Badran, sales manager at Derbn Trading Co., pointed to the rise of Saudi brands making their mark globally, while international firms seek to expand their presence, creating a dynamic and competitive market environment.
Ratheesh NS, deputy manager at Windsor Machines Ltd., expressed optimism about business prospects in Saudi Arabia, citing the nation’s ongoing transformation under Saudi Vision 2030 and the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2034 as key drivers.
Fahad Al-Thenayan, a logistics advisor, highlighted the event’s role in showcasing innovative solutions and connecting visitors with the latest advancements in the industry.
In summary, experts agree that Saudi Arabia’s commitment to industrial development and openness is fueling significant opportunities for both local and international businesses.
