Chicago-based consortium Global Business Ventures has a licence to build 25,000 housing units for a major mixed-use residential development in Riyadh that will boast 92,903 sq m of commercial space across three sites.
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8 Views | the publication reaches you by | Bulgarian Business Club“We are delighted to award this license and look forward to welcoming Global Business Ventures to Saudi Arabia,” said Ibrahim Al-Omar, governor of SAGIA.
“The unprecedented programme of reforms being implemented in Saudi Arabia is unlocking an exciting range of opportunities for investors in the Middle East’s largest economy.
“One of SAGIA’s strategic goals is to act as an advocate for investors, enable them to invest, and establish their businesses in Saudi Arabia. In its efforts to ease licences procedures, SAGIA has extended the license period for foreign investment from one year to a period of up to five years.”
Global Business Ventures is a mix of Saudi Arabian and US business leaders developing big community projects that align with the Saudi Vision 2030 plan.
“We welcome the opportunity presented to Global Business Ventures by SAGIA and the government of Saudi Arabia to assemble a consortium of the world’s finest companies to provide new and innovative housing projects to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” said Randall Langer, chairman of Global Business Ventures.
“SAGIA’s outstanding support of our investments extends across all of the ministries to whom they have introduced us. It is very refreshing to be working with such a collaborative, forward-looking group of government and business leaders who firmly believe in the Vision 2030 plan.”
Steve Lutes, vice president of Middle East affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, which Global Business Ventures is a member of, said he wanted more American companies to tap into opportunities linked to the kingdom’s 2030 economic plan.
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