Saudi Arabia will host the Saudi-Turkish Investment Forum in Riyadh on Tuesday to strengthen economic and investment cooperation across various sectors, reported the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
The Forum will bring together dignitaries, high-level officials and private sector leaders from both countries to discuss aspects of cooperation in areas of mutual interest and explore investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia.
The Saudi-Turkish Investment Forum’s agenda includes presentations on investment in the two countries and panel discussions focused on enhancing bilateral ties across various sectors.
Moreover, the event, also known as Saudi-Turkish Business Forum, will feature bilateral meetings between representatives of the private sector from both countries to explore potential opportunities for partnership and investment.
The Ministry of Trade and the Turkish Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK) will organize the event as part of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Saudi Arabia, scheduled on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, reported the Anadolu Agency.
Erdogan’s visit to the Kingdom will focus on bolstering bilateral trade volume, encouraging mutual investments, and strengthening private sector cooperation, the chair of DEIK’s Türkiye-Saudi Arabia Business Council, Hasim Sungu, told Anadolu.
“Erdogan’s visit to Saudi Arabia represents the will of the two countries to elevate their relations, especially in economy and investments, as well as further advancing private sector cooperation,” he said.
The Forum builds on the deeply-rooted ties and the ongoing partnership between Saudi Arabia and Türkiye, aiming to achieve diverse economic objectives and enhance investment cooperation.
Last week, the Saudi Cabinet meeting, chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, authorized the Ministers of Energy and Interior to discuss and conclude agreements with the Turkish side in the fields of renewable energy and civil defense.
Furthermore, the Saudi Cabinet approved a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Türkiye to boost cooperation in the field of social services.
