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The delegation noted international cooperation for establishing security and peace in the region. (Pixabay)
By TRENDS Desk
May 26, 2022 10:56 pm
  • The delegation participated in a panel discussion entitled "Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A Future Vision".
  • It highlighted kingdom's role in supporting the region's stability within the framework of promoting development.

A Saudi delegation said Wednesday that the transformation march launched by it a few years ago contributed to enhancing the economic, social and development dimensions of the Kingdom and has created qualitative investment opportunities.

The delegation participated in a panel discussion, “Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A Future Vision”, on  Wednesday at the World Economic Forum’s session at Davos.

It highlighted the kingdom’s role in supporting the region’s stability within the framework of promoting development and maintaining the energy supply market.

They stressed international cooperation for the region’s benefit, establishing security and peace, and strengthening economic cooperation.

Margery Kraus, founder and CEO of APCO Worldwide, moderated the session.

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