Adeer Company Sells Real Estate Project at $480 Million East of Saudi Arabia

 Part of the public auction that was held on Thursday to sell the Sumou Al-Khobar project in eastern Saudi Arabia (Asharq Al-Awsat)
Part of the public auction that was held on Thursday to sell the Sumou Al-Khobar project in eastern Saudi Arabia (Asharq Al-Awsat)
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Adeer Company Sells Real Estate Project at $480 Million East of Saudi Arabia

 Part of the public auction that was held on Thursday to sell the Sumou Al-Khobar project in eastern Saudi Arabia (Asharq Al-Awsat)
Part of the public auction that was held on Thursday to sell the Sumou Al-Khobar project in eastern Saudi Arabia (Asharq Al-Awsat)

Saudi Arabia’s Adeer Real Estate Company announced selling Sumou Al-Khobar project east of the Kingdom for more than SAR1.8 billion ($480 million) during the public auction it organized on Thursday.

CEO of Adeer Mutab Al Saad said the auction’s success underlines the advantages that the project enjoys, including its strategic location in the Seef neighborhood, which is one of the most important neighborhoods in the center of Saudi Arabia’s Triplet Cities of Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran.

He pointed out that the area is distinguished by its many facilities and services that enhance the quality of life and advance the implemented investment projects.

Mutab pointed out that the Company always seeks to provide key real estate opportunities, which are characterized by their vital locations and components, to meet the investors’ needs.

It also contributes to enhancing the real estate sector, which is considered a major source of income to the Saudi economy and one of the main tools to achieve the objectives of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

He said the sector is witnessing a development in laws and legislations and an increase in government spending on huge infrastructure projects, which raised its reliability and contributed to attracting Saudi and foreign investors.



SAMA Governor: Saudi Arabia Plays Key Role in Supporting Global Economic Recovery

G20 leaders meet in Brazil. (Reuters)
G20 leaders meet in Brazil. (Reuters)
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SAMA Governor: Saudi Arabia Plays Key Role in Supporting Global Economic Recovery

G20 leaders meet in Brazil. (Reuters)
G20 leaders meet in Brazil. (Reuters)

Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) Governor Ayman Al-Sayari emphasized the Kingdom’s pivotal role in sustaining global economic recovery and maintaining financial stability. He also highlighted Saudi Arabia’s active participation in addressing key issues during Brazil’s presidency of the G20 Summit.

In a statement to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), Al-Sayari affirmed the Kingdom’s commitment to achieving the summit’s goals and strengthening multilateral cooperation to tackle challenges such as slow growth and rising global debt levels.

Al-Sayari noted that Saudi Arabia’s participation in the G20 reflects its efforts to promote its own interests while contributing to global economic stability, particularly for regional economies. As the only Arab member of the group, Saudi Arabia seeks to leverage its position to enhance global financial resilience.

He recalled the Kingdom’s leadership of the G20 in 2020, during which it prioritized measures to accelerate global economic recovery, foster financial inclusion, ensure financial stability, and assist low-income countries in mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Key issues currently under discussion include the slow global economic growth, high inflation rates, rising global debt, and disparities in economic policies among nations.

Al-Sayari highlighted the importance of the G20’s Common Framework for Debt Treatments, a key initiative launched during Saudi Arabia’s presidency of the group. The framework aims to alleviate the debt burden of the world’s most vulnerable countries, a concern that has grown more pressing as sovereign debt levels reach unprecedented heights.

The governor underscored the alignment between the objectives of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and the G20’s goals, particularly in fostering financial stability and sustainable development. This includes initiatives to develop financial markets, mitigate risks, adopt global best practices, and ensure the financial sector’s stability while expanding its services and products to support the transition to a sustainable economy.

Moreover, Al-Sayari pointed out ongoing efforts to enhance the fintech sector through updated regulatory frameworks and improved guidelines. The Kingdom also aims to increase financial inclusion and awareness by providing individuals and businesses with access to licensed financial services, ensuring consumer protection, and promoting fairness and transparency in financial transactions.