Dream 2030 combines the vision of Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Indian experts

Citizen – Sajid Sharif

The dream of reaching the ranks of the main economic countries remains legitimate for all the countries of the world, but the problem is subject to conditions, the most important of which are related to the two most important things: human development and thought.

In the economic context, the two governments of the two Saudi and Indian governments worked together, on the one hand through the work of "Vision 2030", and on the other by "Economic Vision 2030". The world attention of both parties.

The meeting of Saudi Arabia's visionary godfather, Crown Prince HRH Prince Mohammed Bin Salman bin Abdul Aziz, and Indian economists associated with their own vision, calls for more shared dreams to forge a stronger partnership between the two. two countries.

Two certificates in April 2016:

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Moody's visit to Riyadh on April 2 and 3, 2016 was the "turning point of our growing association with Saudi Arabia, which helped deepen the strategic direction," said the spokesman. Embassy of India in Riyadh on its website.

The same month and the same year, April 25, 2016, Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the "Vision 2030" to the whole world, in a striking consensus, related to the real desire of both parties to specifically reach huge goals from here 2030.

Impact of vision on common relationships:

According to several experts and economic analysts, the economic and trade relations between Saudi Arabia and India are experiencing a high growth rate.

The privatization and diversification of the Saudi economy have offered many opportunities to businesses and investors in India. Scientific and technical cooperation with India has increased in several areas, including renewable energies and solar energy, information and communication technologies, information security, space technologies and sustainable development, dryland agriculture, desert ecology, urban development, health care and biotechnology.

Common interests and investments:

Saudi Arabia wants to invest in infrastructure development in India, particularly in priority areas such as railways, roads, ports and shipping.

The Indian side is also interested in investing in Saudi Arabia, especially to take advantage of the competitive investment opportunities offered by Saudi economic and industrial cities.