Saudi Arabia has expanded its renewable energy reach and placed ACWA Power at the center of its Vision 2030 goal.

Saudi Arabia’s growing focus on a cleaner environment creates numerous opportunities for specialized U.S. companies in this emerging industry.

Saudi Arabia’s cabinet approved a new mining law, intending to boost investment in the sector. 

Saudi Arabia’s entertainment sector regulator General Entertainment Authority(GEA) outlined the new industries and criteria required for entertainment licenses.

A carbon exchange platform is launched for the Middle East and North Africa to create new trading opportunities in Saudi Arabia. 

Saudi Arabia’s growing solar energy sector calls for new energy efficient applications. U.S. companies are encouraged to explore this market sector.

Saudi Arabia’s largest centralized healthcare tender and procurement law guides public procurement.

Saudi Arabia approved a set of franchising regulations that outline specific requirements to both franchisors and franchisees.

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.