Saleh Al-Nazha, Saudi Shoura Council member

Saleh Al-Nazha
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Updated 16 November 2020
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Saleh Al-Nazha, Saudi Shoura Council member

Saleh Al-Nazha was recently appointed as a member of the Saudi Shoura Council by royal decree.

King Salman appointed 150 members to the council for a period of four years and named Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Asheikh as the consultative assembly’s head.

Since 2015, Al-Nazha has been the chairman and managing director of Badael Al-Bena Co. Ltd., which manufactures new construction materials to improve the quality and cost of buildings.

Previously, he has held senior positions at other large companies including as CEO of industrial and petrochemical firm National Industrialization Co. (Tasnee), and general manager of operation and maintenance at Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC).

As an industrial leader, he has been involved in the operation, building, and management of megaprojects in Saudi Arabia, mainly in the petrochemical business with SABIC, and local as well as international joint ventures.

During his career, Al-Nazha has served as the chairman and a board member of numerous businesses, including in many of Tasnee’s joint ventures and companies.

He held the position of board member at Hail Cement Co. and participated in the development of its internal procedures. He was elected by petroleum refineries firm Petro Rabigh’s board of directors to chair its marketing steering committee and is still a member of the executive committee. Jadwa Investment appointed him as a board member on one of its affiliates, Global Environmental Management Services.

Al-Nazha said: “Growth is a never-ending process and there is no limit to what we can do if we put our mind to it.”

He gained a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from King Saud University in Riyadh.


Kingdom’s position on regional escalation has not changed, Saudi source to Asharq Al-Awsat

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Kingdom’s position on regional escalation has not changed, Saudi source to Asharq Al-Awsat

  • Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stressed on Tuesday that Riyadh respects Tehran's sovereignty

RIYADH: A senior Saudi official has dismissed reports that the Kingdom has changed its position on the escalation in the region, according to a report published on Sunday in Asharq Al-Awsat.

The source stressed to the newspaper that Saudi Arabia supports efforts to reach a peaceful solution through diplomacy and dialogue to all disputes between the US and Iran.

The source also reiterated the Kingdom’s rejection of the use of its airspace and territories in any military operations against Iran.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stressed on Tuesday that Riyadh respects Tehran's sovereignty and that the Kingdom will not allow its airspace or territories to be used in any military operation against Iran.

In a telephone call with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, he underlined Saudi Arabia's support for any efforts that would help resolve disputes through dialogue with the aim to bolster regional security and stability.

Pezeshkian said his talks with the crown prince tackled developments in Iran and discussions about its nuclear file.

He expressed his gratitude to Saudi Arabia's firm stance in respecting Iran's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He also hailed Prince Mohammed's role and efforts in achieving security and stability in the region.