Key Takeaways
- ASBC/F President Mr. Sam Jamsheedi met the Hon. Angus Taylor MP, Leader of the Opposition, at Parliament House in Canberra.
- The discussion focused on the growing Australia–Saudi relationship.
- Opportunities arising from Saudi Arabia’s economic transformation under Vision 2030 were a key theme.
- Australia is well positioned to play a greater role across trade, investment and sectors of mutual interest.
- ASBC/F remains committed to engaging constructively across the Australian political landscape.
The President of the Australian Saudi Business Council & Forum (ASBC/F), Mr. Sam Jamsheedi, met with the Hon. Angus Taylor MP, Leader of the Opposition, at Parliament House in Canberra.
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the growing relationship between Australia and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the opportunities it presents for both countries.
Opportunities Under Vision 2030
The discussion focused on the significant opportunities emerging as Saudi Arabia continues its economic transformation under Vision 2030.
As the Kingdom’s economy continues to diversify, demand for international partnerships, expertise and investment continues to grow.
Australia's Role in the Partnership
Mr. Jamsheedi highlighted that Australia is well positioned to play a greater role across trade, investment and key sectors of mutual interest.
Strengthening these links can create lasting benefits for businesses and communities in both countries.
Constructive, Bipartisan Engagement
ASBC/F remains committed to engaging constructively across the Australian political landscape to strengthen this important bilateral relationship.
Engagement with leaders from all sides of politics helps ensure long-term, stable support for the Australia–Saudi partnership.
Looking Ahead
The Council looks forward to building greater awareness of the opportunities between Australia and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
ASBC/F will continue to support stronger government-to-government and business-to-business engagement between the two nations.
