Al-jouf: Vice Minister of Commerce and CEO of the National Competitiveness Center and Saudi Business Center, Dr. Eman bint Habbas Al-Mutairi, engaged with businessmen, businesswomen, and investors in the Al-Jouf Region. The meeting was organized to discuss proposals and challenges facing the business and investment sectors, alongside exploring opportunities and enablers for sectoral development. According to Saudi Press Agency, the meeting took place at the Al-Jouf Chamber of Commerce with the presence of several leaders from the commerce sector. Dr. Al-Mutairi highlighted the steady growth witnessed in the business sector in Al-Jouf, noting that commercial registrations have exceeded 21,800. She attributed this progress to the services provided by the Ministry of Commerce and the Saudi Competitiveness and Business Center, which have facilitated the establishment and operation of businesses in the region. During the meeting, Dr. Al-Mutairi also emphasized the growth of e-commerce in the Kingdom of Saudi Ara bia, outlining efforts to empower and support small and medium-sized enterprises. She discussed various initiatives aimed at promoting entrepreneurship, underscoring the government's commitment to enhancing the business environment in Al-Jouf.
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Vice Minister of Commerce Engages with Al-Jouf Business Community
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