ICYMI: President Cyril Ramaphosa says he’s pleased with how the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to open its doors for the enhancement of strong economic relations with South Africa.
President Cyril Ramaphosa visits Saudi Arabia.
He says the five billion US Dollars worth of investment between the two countries could be increased if the bilateral agreements signed in Jeddah are implemented with speed. The president is spending the weekend in Saudi Arabia, a second visit to the Kingdom. He addressed business and the Saudi government in Jeddah, this afternoon.
Falih says as the two countries continue to sign bilateral agreements, interactive trading will be a common activity in the future.
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