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Riyadh Season 2024 signs sponsorship agreements with local, global partners

General Entertainment Authority (GEA) Chairman Turki bin Abdulmohsen AlalShikh and Minister of Tourism Ahmed Al-Khateeb signed a sponsorship agreement with the Saudi Tourism Authority as an official partner of the season.
By TRENDS Desk
October 11, 2024 8:21 am
  • Riyadh Season provided a sponsorship worth SAR2 million to the Association of Saving Food
  • It is a major opportunity for companies to achieve maximum exposure in global and local markets

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-– A signing ceremony for Riyadh Season 2024 sponsorships was held on Thursday at Via Riyadh.

General Entertainment Authority (GEA) Chairman Turki bin Abdulmohsen AlalShikh and Minister of Tourism Ahmed Al-Khateeb signed a sponsorship agreement with the Saudi Tourism Authority as an official partner of the season.

AlalShikh also signed a sponsorship agreement with the Quality-of-Life Program as an official partner.

GEA Chief Executive Faisal Bafarat signed sponsorship agreements with local and international companies, including platinum, premium, strategic, and main partners.

Riyadh Season provided a sponsorship worth SAR2 million to the Association of Saving Food.

Additionally, Bafarat signed a sponsorship agreement with the “Twisted Minds” club.

Riyadh Season is a major opportunity for companies to achieve maximum exposure in global and local markets thanks to its large audience.

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