SABIC highlights circular economy at Future Investment Initiative Forum in Riyadh

Abdulrahman Al-Fageeh SABIC CEO and Executive Member of the Board of Directors SABIC
Abdulrahman Al-Fageeh SABIC CEO and Executive Member of the Board of Directors - SABIC
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SABIC, a global chemical company, took part as a strategic partner in the 2025 Future Investment Initiative (FII) Forum held in Riyadh from October 27 to 30. Abdulrahman Al-Fageeh, CEO of SABIC, participated in discussions with business leaders and representatives from both public and private sectors on topics related to growth and prosperity.

During a panel session titled “Can Circular Tech and New Energy Elevate a Country’s Economic Strategy?”, Al-Fageeh emphasized the company’s longstanding focus on sustainability, circularity, and innovation. He stated that these values have been central to SABIC since its founding.

Al-Fageeh also referred to the endorsement of the Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) framework by G20 countries in 2020 during Saudi Arabia’s presidency. He highlighted the importance of government support for deploying new technologies that enable circularity. “Government support, such as incentives, is vital for the deployment of new technologies, a key enabler for circularity,” he said.

He further noted SABIC’s commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s broader ambitions in this area, including Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative. “SABIC’s support for enabling the realization of the great ambitions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in this field, such as Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative,” he added.

At the event’s exhibition, SABIC showcased its dedication to sustainability, efficiency, and technological leadership.

This year marks nine years since SABIC became a strategic partner with FII. The partnership began with the first FII Forum in 2017 and demonstrates SABIC’s ongoing support for the initiative.



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