Chinese investors flock to Riyadh conference seeking new markets, capital

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HONG KONG/RIYADH : Chinese entrepreneurs and investors are flocking to Riyadh this week to attend a business conference, which will bring together business and government leaders aiming to explore expansion and fundraising opportunities, amid warming diplomatic relations.Saudi Arabia will be hosting the 1

HONG KONG/RIYADH : Chinese entrepreneurs and investors are flocking to Riyadh this week to attend a business conference, which will bring together business and government leaders aiming to explore expansion and fundraising opportunities, amid warming diplomatic relations.

Deepening cooperation between Riyadh and Beijing in security and sensitive high-tech has been a major U.S. concern. "From the perspective of both capital and new market, the Middle East, Saudi Arabia are really good new choices for Chinese companies and investors," said Henry Zhang, president of Hong Kong-based private equity firm Hermitage Capital.

The event also comes as Saudi Arabia, the world's top crude exporter and largest Arab economy, aims to cut oil dependence and modernise the country with new industries under its economic agenda - Vision 2030 while deepening ties with Beijing.China is Saudi Arabia's top trading partner globally with bilateral trade worth $87.3 billion in 2021.

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