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CSG will be setting up its office in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD). (Supplied)

US firm CSG to set up Middle East HQ in Riyadh

  • Royal Commission for Riyadh City wants to attract up to 500 foreign companies to set up their regional headquarters in the Saudi capital
  • Part of government’s wider plan to create 35,000 jobs for Saudi nationals
By Shane McGinley ·
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Riyadh-based Nuwa Capital launches new $100m fund

Riyadh-based Nuwa Capital launches new $100m fund

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The Royal Commission for Riyadh City has set a target to attract up to 500 foreign companies to set up their regional headquarters in the capital over the next 10 years. (Shutterstock/File Photo)

Private sector, contractors, marketeers will be ‘backbone’ of Riyadh Strategy 2030

By Hebshi Alshammari ·
Update Saudi Arabia says foreign companies must have regional HQs in Kingdom to access government contracts

Saudi Arabia says foreign companies must have regional HQs in Kingdom to access government contracts

By Arab News ·
Special The plans hope to make Riyadh the hub for one of the 10 biggest urban economies in the world. (Arab News) photos

The rationale for Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh renaissance

By Frank Kane ·
Riyadh hotels show signs of recovery from virus outbreak

Riyadh hotels show signs of recovery from virus outbreak

By Arab News ·
Major global brands endorse Riyadh’s new business hub strategy

Major global brands endorse Riyadh’s new business hub strategy

By Arab News ·
Riyadh sets target to attract 500 foreign firms by 2030

Riyadh sets target to attract 500 foreign firms by 2030

By Arab News ·
Twenty-four international companies on Wednesday officially signed agreements to establish their regional offices in Riyadh, following on from an announcement on Thursday by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to double Riyadh’s population and transform it into one of the 10 richest cities in the world. (Shutterstock/File Photo)

Kingdom aims to create 35,000 new Saudi jobs with $18.7bn Riyadh strategy

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Riyadh set to be epicenter for hyperloop technology

Riyadh set to be epicenter for hyperloop technology

By Lama Alhamawi ·
KLM expands in Riyadh with new route to Amsterdam

KLM expands in Riyadh with new route to Amsterdam

By Arab News ·
FII: Saudi Arabia eyes 20 free economic zones, six in Riyadh

FII: Saudi Arabia eyes 20 free economic zones, six in Riyadh

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