Saudi Arabia and India are expanding bilateral investment and strategic cooperation as a 50-member Saudi delegation toured New Delhi, Mumbai, and Visakhapatnam for a series of economic meetings, workshops, and sector-focused forums.

Organized by the Federation of Saudi Chambers, the visit brought together senior public- and private-sector investors from the Kingdom for a program designed to promote investment opportunities, incentives, and partnership prospects across key sectors in both economies.

The initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals to diversify the national economy by strengthening international partnerships, attracting foreign investment, and advancing collaboration in priority sectors.

In New Delhi, the delegation held three economic events in cooperation with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Confederation of Indian Industry, drawing participation from companies, government entities and business leaders.

One of the sessions, the Saudi–Indian automotive roundtable, focused on expanding industrial and investment ties in manufacturing, supply chains, electric vehicles and advanced technologies, to build a more integrated and sustainable automotive ecosystem.

A separate roundtable on startups highlighted ongoing efforts under Vision 2030 to build a global entrepreneurship and innovation hub, outlining opportunities for cooperation in technology and venture investment.

On the sidelines of the visit, both sides signed a memorandum of understanding to manufacture production lines for sugar and agricultural feed products using advanced technologies.

The Saudi–Indian Investment Forum also convened to examine opportunities in strategic sectors such as food security, healthcare, infrastructure and technology.