Saudi Arabia boosts its Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) to position itself as an industrial and logistics leader in the Saudi market. 

Licensing 6 GHz band to unlicensed wireless technology is expected to enhance the Kingdom’s ability to support next-generation Wi-Fi.

A megacity project, called the LINE,  located in the northeastern part of Saudi Arabia, is a market opportunity for U.S. producers of smart city technology. 

 U.S. companies exporting products to Saudi Arabia must comply with a host of requirements for product safety and shipping documents.  

Saudi Arabia’s defense market is regulated and licensed by the General Authority for Military Industries (GAMI). 

The Saudi Arabia  2030 Vision for Healthcare Embraces Public-Private Partnerships. 

Saudi Arabia will invest $20 billion in its domestic military industry over the next decade. 

Saudi’s removal of the ban on female drivers offers an opportunity for the automotive sector to lock-in long-term brand loyalty to a strong consumer segment.

Changes in Saudi Arabia court system for Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) enforcement. 

Saudi Arabia Customs Authority raised customs rates to up to 25 percent. 

Saudi banks will be using blockchain technology for money transfers. 

Saudi defense procurement process benefits U.S. firms that are able to offer a “win-win” proposals that satisfies various Saudi constituencies in the government, Shura Council, and the private sector. 

Opportunities for Environmental industries in Saudi Arabia.

SASO (Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization) is introducing an electronic certification and conformity assessment system that is mandatory for all imported goods entering Saudi Arabia. 

U.S. companies interested in becoming Aramco suppliers must register and meet strict localization requirements.