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Saudi PIF-Backed Firm Plans Trade Zone to Boost China Ties

EWPartners, an investment firm backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, is planning to develop a so-called special economic zone inside the country to boost Chinese trade with the oil-rich kingdom.

By: financialpost.com

Oct 14 2024
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Saudi PIF-Backed Firm Plans Trade Zone to Boost China Ties

(Bloomberg) — EWPartners, an investment firm backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, is planning to develop a so-called special economic zone inside the country to boost Chinese trade with the oil-rich kingdom. Read More

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