COUNCIL OF SAUDI CHAMBERS: Discussing urgent issues in the private sector and proposing solutions to them Council of Saudi Chambers holds a workshop to contribute to improving the business environment in the private sector

Source: Council of Saudi Chambers

Council of Saudi Chambers recently issued the following announcement.

A workshop was held on Wednesday at the Council of Saudi Chambers to contribute to improving the business environment in the private sector under the chairmanship of Dr. Sami Al-Obaidi, Chairman of the Council of Saudi Chambers, and the participation of heads of chambers of commerce and industry in the Kingdom to discuss the most pressing issues in the private sector and propose appropriate solutions to them. The role of the business sector in economic and social development.

Dr. Sami Al-Obeidi stressed that the appreciation of the role of the private sector and its support for its advancement is an orientation from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and His Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, may God protect them, as an important partner in development and support for the national economy, in addition to their keenness. The vote of the Council of Saudi Chambers should be parallel to what the government sectors offer.

The action plan, which is part of the Council of Chambers efforts to prepare an action plan to contribute to improving the business environment in the private sector, starts with four basic principles, including emphasizing the importance of the role of the Council of Saudi Chambers and Chambers as a representative of the private sector, and the consolidation of the principle of positive partnership and continuous cooperation between government agencies and the private sector. And the continued participation of the Council of Saudi Chambers in the study of draft regulations and regulations related in whole or in part to the private sector, and taking into account the geographical diversity of the regions of the Kingdom in accordance with the competitive advantages to serve the overall development path in the Kingdom, in coordination with the National Center for Competitiveness (Facilitation).

Original source: https://csc.org.sa/2019/10/09/2-6/




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