Saudi South East Europe Business Council's Executive Committee Meets with Romanian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

May 28

Bucharest, May 27th, 2024 - The Saudi South East Europe Business Council (SSEEB) convened its Executive Committee Meeting with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Romania in Bucharest today, marking a significant step towards fostering collaboration and exploring opportunities in the agricultural sector.

The meeting, held on May 27th, 2024, facilitated constructive discussions between high-level representatives from both Saudi Arabia and Romania. Participants included key stakeholders from the private sector, government officials, and experts in agricultural development.

During the meeting, attendees engaged in substantive conversations regarding potential areas of cooperation and investment in agriculture. Topics of discussion included agricultural technology transfer, market access, and sustainable farming practices. Both parties expressed a shared commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and promoting mutual interests in agricultural development.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development of Romania, underscored the importance of international collaboration in driving agricultural innovation and economic growth. He stated, "This meeting represents a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and explore avenues for partnership between Saudi Arabia and Romania in the agricultural sector."

Dr. Abdulrahman Al Mufarreh, Chairman of the Saudi South East Europe Business Council’s Executive Committee, reiterated the council's dedication to fostering dialogue and facilitating business partnerships. He remarked, "Today's meeting highlights the SSEEB's commitment to promoting collaboration and creating opportunities for investment and growth in the agricultural industry."

The meeting concluded with a commitment from both parties to further explore potential areas of cooperation and to work towards concrete initiatives that will benefit the agricultural sectors of both Saudi Arabia and Romania.