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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

  • Rule comes into force in 2024
  • Decision aims to encourage foreign companies that deal with Saudi Arabia’s government to base themselves in the Kingdom
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Saudi Arabia launches campaign bid to host 2030 Asian Games in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia launches campaign bid to host 2030 Asian Games in Riyadh

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