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Moldova and Saudi Arabia will sign a general cooperation agreement, envisaging the development of trade, economic and investment cooperation.

Moldova and Saudi Arabia will sign a general cooperation agreement, envisaging the development of trade, economic and investment cooperation.

The parliamentary press service reported this noting that, in particular, the Committee on Foreign Policy and European Integration approved the launch of negotiations on the draft of this intergovernmental agreement. The document envisages the development of the trade, economic and investment cooperation, the promotion of direct contacts between the economic agents from the two countries, the promotion of investments of citizens from Moldova and Saudi Arabia in different fields. The sides will also encourage the exchange of visits of economic, trade delegations and missions from the public and private sectors, participation in trade exhibitions held in both countries, as well as the creation of joint ventures to implement investment projects. Among the goals of the agreement is to stimulate cooperation in the fields of education, science, culture, media, tourism, youth and sports. // 18.08.2023 - InfoMarket.

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