Riyadh: The Saudi Contractors Authority today organized the Saudi-Hong Kong Construction and Infrastructure Forum in partnership with the Construction Industry Council of Hong Kong. The event was attended by representatives of several government entities, leading companies, contractors, and construction-sector stakeholders.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the authority's delegation was headed by Chairman of the Saudi Contractors Authority Mohammed Al-Ajlan. The forum was held as part of the authority's efforts to strengthen the international presence of the Saudi contracting sector and expand cooperation with leading markets in construction and modern building technologies.
Discussions during the forum focused on opportunities for cooperation, future projects, and investment opportunities in the construction sector. Participants also explored ways to benefit from international expertise to meet the needs of the Saudi market and enhance the readiness of contracting companies to support major development projects.
Al-Ajlan remarked that the forum provides an important platform for building stronger professional and economic ties between the contracting sectors in Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong. He noted that such meetings help facilitate knowledge transfer, promote the exchange of expertise, and encourage the adoption of modern technologies, supporting the readiness of Saudi contracting companies to participate efficiently in major projects across the Kingdom.
The authority reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening international cooperation and supporting the development of the Saudi contracting sector. These efforts aim to enhance the sector's competitiveness and support the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.