Saudi Arabia’s events sector push on track despite disruptions, says industry veteran
Saudi Arabia's ambition to become a global events hub remains strong despite recent geopolitical disruptions. Industry veteran Richard Attias emphasized that the changes are tactical and do not hinder the Kingdom's long-term goals. The events sector continues to grow, supported by strong economic fundamentals and ongoing investments.
- ▪Saudi Arabia's events sector is on track despite disruptions from geopolitical issues.
- ▪Richard Attias stated that postponements are pragmatic business decisions rather than signs of a long-term slowdown.
- ▪The Kingdom's meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions sector shows resilience with strong macroeconomic support.
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