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We are integrating those capabilities into our equipment and at the same time give our customers the best visibility of their infrastructure. So we usually save 30% of the current energy utilization with the deployment of those standard solutions.
In 1994, we saw that the infrastructure in Saudi Arabia needed a lot of development; therefore, we built our own company to capitalize on this opportunity.
Mohammed Al Hammouri, Deputy GM of Saudi Pipe Systems Co. talks about doing business in Saudi Arabia and the infrastructure.
Mohammed Al Hammouri, Deputy GM of Saudi Pipe Systems Co. talks about making one of the top ten companies in Saudi Arabia in the pipe, valve and fittings field.
Mohammed Al Hammouri, Deputy GM of Saudi Pipe Systems Co. talks about strategy and certifications.
Security is a very crucial matter and it is top of the agenda for all governments, security companies and airport commissions because it deals with people and with their lives. Needless to say every country’s government or security agencies put the highest significance and interest in developing and promoting this business.
In the last two years, more than 84 billion Saudi riyals have been invested in the country’s tourism sector, according to the manager of a leading five star hotel in Riyadh. Around 11 million people visit the Kingdom each year, primarily for religious tourism.
Ahmed Farroukh, CEO of Mobily talks about infrastructure developments.
The Islamic finance industry has evolved in the direction of complying with the conventional system. Islamic finance industry has to rethink its philosophy. The latest trend in the industry is the emergence of innovations from Islamic institutions that are derived from the principals of the Islamic finance philosophy, not from the motive of providing solutions or mimicking the conventional finance systems.
With over 27 million consumers and a number of global enterprises, Saudi Arabia is the largest ICT market by far in the Middle East. For example, the Saudi telecoms and information technology industry represents about 51 to 55% of the total Middle Eastern market.
