RIYADH — Saudi Minister of Vitality Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman and Germany’s Federal Minister for Financial Affairs and Vitality Katharina Reiche co-chaired the twenty first session of the Saudi–German Joint Fee on Financial and Technical Cooperation in Riyadh. Authorities officers from each nations attended the assembly. On the sidelines of the session, a number of agreements have been signed between the 2 nations.
The session targeted on the Fee’s efforts to strengthen the strategic partnership between Saudi Arabia and Germany and advance financial and technical cooperation, significantly within the vitality sector. Discussions coated cooperation throughout trade, vitality, and funding, in addition to alternatives in renewable vitality, hydrogen, know-how, and healthcare.
The Saudi–German Enterprise Council was additionally held on the sidelines of the Fee session. Throughout the council assembly, a memorandum of understanding was signed to ascertain a framework for cooperation between either side throughout numerous vitality fields. A number of agreements and memoranda of understanding have been additionally signed between private and non-private sector entities from each nations, highlighting the depth of bilateral financial ties and the function of the personal sector in supporting joint initiatives.
A roundtable session on vitality was additionally held with main vitality corporations from each nations to assessment funding alternatives and strengthen partnerships within the vitality sector.
In a associated growth, the German delegation visited King Abdullah College of Science and Expertise (KAUST), within the presence of Minister of Vitality and Chairman of KAUST’s Board of Trustees Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman. The go to happened on the sidelines of the Saudi–German Innovation Summit hosted by the college, throughout which Minister Reiche and the delegation reviewed KAUST’s function in analysis, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
The 2 ministers additionally witnessed the signing of a number of memoranda of understanding between KAUST and German entities to strengthen cooperation between the Saudi and German startup ecosystems, assist early-stage corporations, and facilitate the transition from analysis to market.
The go to underscores the shared dedication of Saudi Arabia and Germany to deepening financial and technical cooperation and increasing their partnership in assist of mutual pursuits and sustainable growth.




