In a scene reflecting economic development and growth, Riyadh is witnessing a large wave of regional headquarters openings by multinational companies, in a step that confirms their commitment to the deadline set for January 1st next year. Some of these companies have already commenced operations in their regional centers in Riyadh, while others have received licenses and are poised to start their regional operations soon. Notably, all these companies have had a longstanding presence in the Saudi market.
Here is a list of some of the major companies that have opened regional centers in Saudi Arabia or have received licenses to do so, categorized by sector:
️ Technology:
Apple
Microsoft
Oracle
SAP
Intel
NVIDIA
IBM
HPE
Cisco
Huawei
️ Industry:
General Electric
Boeing
BMW
Rolls Royce
Siemens
Toyota
Volkswagen
Daimler
General Motors
Ford
️ Retail:
Amazon
Adidas
Nike
Zara
Mango
Home Depot
The Body Shop
LOreal
️ FinancialServices:
JP Morgan
Morgan Stanley
Citi group
First Abu Dhabi Bank
Qatar National Bank
National Bank of Kuwait
HSBC
Standard Chartered
️ Logistics Services:
DHL
FedEx
UPS
CMACGM
MSC
Maersk
DPWorld
️ Aerospace and Defense:
Boeing
Airbus
Lockheed Martin
Business leaders and Saudi officials gather on these occasions, expressing their optimism about the promising economic future of the kingdom, which experienced significant growth during 2022.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Investment (MISA), companies that are part of the “Regional Headquarters Program” will enjoy a strategic position that qualifies them to participate in government tenders and projects.
It is expected that this trend will continue to grow in the coming years, as Saudi Arabia seeks to attract more foreign investment and strengthen its position as a major business hub in the Middle East.
various sectors such as pharmaceuticals, information technology, and construction. Many other licenses are under processing.
Multiple success stories highlight this scene, such as “InterContinental Hotels Group” which opened a new office in Riyadh, affirming its long-term commitment to the Saudi market.
Riyadh defines a regional headquarters as a center providing support, management, and strategic guidance for its branches and subsidiaries in the Middle East and North Africa, making it a pivotal point for business in the region.
Business leaders praise the vast opportunities available, confirming that Saudi Arabia has become a key center for business activities in the Middle East, with positive expectations for the coming years.
This step confirms the ambitious vision of the kingdom and its attractiveness as a primary destination for investment and growth.
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