Saudi Arabia, France extend AlUla partnership to 2035
PARIS — Saudi Arabia and France have extended their strategic partnership for the development of AlUla until 2035.The extension was formalized through an agreement amending and extending the existing intergovernmental accord on the cultural, environmental, tourism, human, economic and heritage development of AlUla.The agreement was signed by Culture Minister and Royal Commission for AlUla…
Saudi Arabia and France have extended their strategic partnership for the development of AlUla until 2035, aiming to capitalize on the region's potential as a leading global cultural and heritage destination. The extension was formalized through an agreement amending and extending the existing intergovernmental accord on various aspects of AlUla's development, including cultural, environmental, tourism, human, economic, and heritage initiatives.
The partnership, which was signed during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's state visit to France, underscores the strength of the bilateral relationship and highlights AlUla's significance as a crossroads of civilizations.
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