The third edition of “Made in Saudi 2025,” organized by the Saudi Export Development Authority, will kick off on Monday in Riyadh, showcasing the Kingdom’s industrial prowess. The event, running from 15 to 17 December at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center, will feature 25 government entities, over 500 brands, 110 speakers, and 25 specialized workshops. Organizers expect approximately 100,000 visitors from around the world.
Meanwhile, this year’s exhibition takes on a regional dimension with Syria as the Guest of Honor, reflecting the strengthening ties between the two countries and opening new avenues for industrial and economic collaboration.
Syria’s participation includes a pavilion featuring over 25 companies, under the theme “We Are Alike,” with the Minister of Economy and Industry, Mohammad Nidal al-Shaar, presenting Syria’s vision for industrial recovery and regional cooperation in manufacturing, supply chains, and investment.
The collaborative effort carries the symbolic message “We Resemble Each Other,” building on Riyadh’s earlier participation in the Damascus International Fair and embodying the cultural and economic affinity binding the two nations as they pursue shared industrial ambitions.
Economic and Industrial Collaboration
The exhibition sends a strong message that Saudi industry is no longer confined by borders but driven by a global vision, built on innovation, human talent, and strategic partnerships, with Syria’s role as Guest of Honor underscoring that the region’s industrial future will be shaped by integration and investment in human capital.
Moreover, the event reaffirms the robust economic partnership between the two countries and reflects both countries’ determination to deepen industrial collaboration and expand mutual cooperation frameworks and initiatives designed to advance shared economic interests and foster regional sustainable development.
Additionally, the exhibition represents a critical platform for Syrian companies to strengthen Arab industrial networks, exchange expertise with regional manufacturers and investors, and collectively strengthen the cross-border industrial ecosystem.
Designed to elevate the profile of domestic manufacturing and services in regional and global markets, the “Made in Saudi” exhibition leverages immersive storytelling around industrial achievements and celebrates homegrown products as vital engines of economic expansion.
