09/03/2010
AlRashid: The Business Sector is responsible for implementing the aspirations of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for its contribution to the overall development
AlNuaim: The integration of both public and private sector will expand their partnership.
The Chamber Chairman,Mr. Abdulrahman AlRashid valued the valuable word of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to the Shura Council on the first Sunday, March 7th, 2010, and the important contents of his speech in order to devote the ambitious plans and constructive governance by the government.
AlRashid confirmed that this word reflects the interest of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and his vision to strengthen the leading role of the Kingdom on all international and regional levels through a focus on complementing the overall development plans and interest in the welfare of the homeland and the citizen.
He also explained that the private sector is able to achieve the vision of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, which was announced in his speech, considered as a strategic partner in the overall development process, welcoming this royal trust, which is reflected on the vision for the future of the country and prosperity.
AlRashid also invited the business sector in the Kingdom to improve their performance to be to the extent of this confidence and able to adhere and meet the requirements of this partnership, asking at the same time the government agencies and institutions to develop the relationship with business and interaction with the challenges and obstacles to be faced by a strong imprint on the national scene development.
For his part, The General-Secretary of Asharqia Chamber, Mr. Adnan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaim said that the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques words confirmed the government approach to continue and support the private sector to be present at the merits of the Grand National.
AlNuaim noted on this approach which is based on creating an appropriate environment for the contribution of the private sector and the strategic plans of the Government to develop the investment environment in the Kingdom and what it may face a process of overcoming these investments.
He pointed out that these steps are a supplement to the economic reform process of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques path, and the achievement objectives of the country in developing different sources of income and non-dependence on oil, the main income source which is touched by the investor and businessman through the facilities provided and the systems that are flexible to take domestic and overseas investors.
He stressed on the responsibility of the Saudi business sector to devote this trust property by considering the development of competitive products and the interest in settling the human resources and the focus on building major entities by not overlook the importance of mergers between companies and institutions as well as concern for the research. All that would be not implemented without the support services provided by institutions and government funds at all levels.
