Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — July 10, 2025

Under the patronage of Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources and Chairman of the Saudi Export Development Authority Bandar bin Ibrahim Alkhorayef, Saudi Exports will hold the third edition of the "Made in Saudi" exhibition this coming December at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center, under the theme "From here, to the world."

The exhibition builds on the success of previous editions as a leading national platform for showcasing the Kingdom's top products and services, opening new horizons for Saudi industries in local and global markets by boosting confidence in national products and building sustainable strategic partnerships.

Record Numbers and Inspiring Achievements

The previous edition of the exhibition saw:

  • More than 72,000 visitors
  • Participation from more than 120 public- and private-sector entities
  • 61 agreements and memoranda of understanding signed
  • The launch of the "Saudi Tech" mark, with 109 tech companies registering 140 products
  • "Gold category" status awarded to 16 national companies under "Saudi Made"

The third edition is expected to draw an even wider audience and deliver a deeper impact in supporting the industrial sector and expanding the network of manufacturers and exporters.

Boosting Competitiveness Under the "Made in Saudi" Umbrella

The exhibition falls under the "Made in Saudi" program, one of the initiatives of the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program (NIDLP), which aims to:

  • Raise the quality and competitiveness of national products
  • Increase demand for Saudi products locally and globally
  • Drive industrial and export expansion for national companies

The program has so far registered more than 3,350 national companies and 18,000 Saudi products carrying the unified "Saudi Made" identity.

A Preparatory Workshop Paving the Way for New Partnerships

The authority held a preparatory workshop for the exhibition, bringing together manufacturers' representatives and strategic partners to:

  • Strengthen engagement with the local industrial sector
  • Explain registration and participation mechanisms for the exhibition
  • Help manufacturers build effective partnerships and secure quality export opportunities

Through such workshops, the authority seeks to widen its base of beneficiaries and support localization and local-content initiatives across various sectors.