RIYADH: The British investors have exhibited strong interest for investments in Saudi Arabia’s renewable energy as well as sustainable infrastructure market which aligns with Saudi Vision 2030. In a sustainable infrastructure presented in the UK-Saudi Sustainable Infrastructure Summit held in London on 24th June, key projects include NEOM, Qiddiya, the Red Sea Project, ROSHN and Diriyah were discussed. These initiatives are part of Saudi Arabia’s climate goals and vision, which seeks to reduce carbon emissions by 278 million tons per year and enhance renewable energy capacity by 50 percent by the year 2030.
Organised by Saudi British Business Council, Saudi Chambers of Commerce and the City of London Corporation, brought more than 250 leaders together, to deliberate sustainable infrastructure development, getting to net-zero emissions, filing the investment gaps, and the role of public-private partnerships.
The summit strengthened the Saudi-British partnership in infrastructures, signaling the growth of their economic ties amid both embracing green solutions.
