Riyadh:
AlSharif Group Holding actively participated in the Saudi EXIM Bank Global Partners Forum, hosted in Riyadh, which brought together high-level international delegations, including leaders of financial institutions, representatives of export credit agencies, and global trade partners from around the world.
Strengthening Partnerships in Line with National Vision
During its participation, the Group reaffirmed its strong commitment to supporting the growth of Saudi exports and expanding strategic global partnerships—objectives that align closely with the ambitions of Saudi Vision 2030 to diversify the national economy.
The Group’s presence drew attention from economic media outlets, which conducted several interviews with company representatives highlighting AlSharif Group’s pivotal role in empowering the private sector and reinforcing the Kingdom’s position as a key link in global supply chains.
Global Presence and Strategic Discussions
The forum saw the participation of prominent international entities, including:
- UK Export Finance
- Etihad Credit Insurance
- Afreximbank
- ICIEC
Panel discussions focused on the future of trade finance, innovation in financial services, addressing global business challenges, and exploring promising opportunities available for Saudi private-sector companies aiming to expand into international markets.
Diverse Investment Portfolio and Sustainable Growth
The Group’s participation reflects its continued leadership in advancing critical sectors such as infrastructure, hospitality, real estate, development, technology, and industry. Through this diversified portfolio, AlSharif Group aims to enhance the competitiveness of the national economy and open new avenues for sustainable international cooperation.
In concluding its participation, the Group reaffirmed that its presence at this global event demonstrates its dedication to contributing to a more innovative and competitive Saudi economic ecosystem, and to fostering alliances that reinforce the Kingdom’s rightful position on the global trade map.