Sultan bin Rashid al-Khater, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, headed Qatar’s delegation participating in the Future Minerals Forum, which concludes Thursday in Riyadh.
Within the framework of the summit, al-Khater took part in the proceedings of the ministerial-level round table, which featured discussions on the future of sustainable minerals in the region, in addition to defining the necessary agenda to move forward.
Al-Khater participated in the 8th Consultative Meeting of Arab Ministers for Mineral Resources organised by the Arab Industrial Development, Standardisation and Mining Organisation, in cooperation with the Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.
The meeting addressed current and future projects to support the Arab mining sector, and tackled enhancing its added value, in addition to presenting visions and development strategies for this sector.
The Future Minerals Forum is being attended by a number of ministers, executives, and investors involved in the mining sector from around the world. The event comprises an international initiative organised by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to discuss issues facing the global mining industry, and look into ways to advance this industry and enhance relevant exploration and investment opportunities throughout the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa.
Within the framework of the summit, al-Khater took part in the proceedings of the ministerial-level round table, which featured discussions on the future of sustainable minerals in the region, in addition to defining the necessary agenda to move forward.
Al-Khater participated in the 8th Consultative Meeting of Arab Ministers for Mineral Resources organised by the Arab Industrial Development, Standardisation and Mining Organisation, in cooperation with the Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.
The meeting addressed current and future projects to support the Arab mining sector, and tackled enhancing its added value, in addition to presenting visions and development strategies for this sector.
The Future Minerals Forum is being attended by a number of ministers, executives, and investors involved in the mining sector from around the world. The event comprises an international initiative organised by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to discuss issues facing the global mining industry, and look into ways to advance this industry and enhance relevant exploration and investment opportunities throughout the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa.
