RIYADH: Riyadh Gov. Prince Faisal bin Bandar said on Tuesday the capital city has come a long way in terms of tourism mainly due to the generous support from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the leadership’s keen interest to develop the Kingdom’s tourism sector.
He was speaking during a meeting with Prince Saud bin Nahar bin Saud bin Abdul Aziz, undersecretary of the Ministry of Tourism.
During the meeting, the governor was briefed about plans to activate the Tourism Development Council in Riyadh.
The top officials also reviewed the roles of the development councils in other parts of the Riyadh region. They discussed ways to increase harmony between all these tourism bodies to unify efforts to achieve common goals.
The meeting also reviewed statistics related to domestic tourism with a focus on Riyadh.
Riyadh governor briefed on tourism strategy for the Saudi capital
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Riyadh governor briefed on tourism strategy for the Saudi capital
- The top officials reviewed the roles of the development councils in other parts of the Riyadh region
GACA to host Future Aviation Forum to drive global air transport growth
- Annual event offers international platform for exchanging solutions that boost efficiency and sustainability in the sector
RIYADH:The Future Aviation Forum will return to Riyadh from April 20-22, bringing together more than 11,000 global aviation experts and leaders, including ministers, regulators, manufacturers, airlines and airport authorities.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation said on X: “Under the patronage of King Salman, GACA is organizing the fourth edition of the Future Aviation Forum under the theme: Unlocking Global Growth, Designing the Future Sky.”
Organized by GACA, the annual forum is expected to help tackle the key issues and opportunities within the aviation industry.
The forum, which will see participation from more than 130 countries, 300 international speakers and in excess of 11,000 aviation industry experts, will discuss global aviation sector issues, environmental sustainability development and the enablement of advanced air mobility.
It will also focus on advancing the objectives of the aviation program aimed at transforming the Kingdom into a leading logistics hub in the Middle East and providing an attractive investment environment.
Minister of Transport and Logistic Services and GACA Board Chairman Saleh Al-Jasser said that hosting the fourth annual forum under the patronage of King Salman reflected the leadership’s commitment to boosting the Kingdom’s position as a global logistics hub linking three continents — Asia, Africa and Europe — in line with the objectives of the National Transport and Logistics Strategy.
He said the forum represented an international platform for exchanging innovative solutions that enhanced efficiency and sustainability in the aviation sector.
