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Special France holds equestrian day to boost economy, Saudi relations

France holds equestrian day to boost economy, Saudi relations

  • French seek partners for its $2.6bn equine industry
  • Over 10 firms, several sports bodies participated
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French firms keen to take part in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 development programs: Ambassador

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