Saudi projects top foreign projects registered by GIA in 2010
Friday 27/August/2010
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SANA'A/hadhramaut.infor/sabanews.net
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The registered Saudi projects reached seven projects with in an investment capital of more than YR 1.6 billion, and will provide about 147 job opportunities.
Head of Promotion Sector at the GIA Montha Muthana made it clear to Saba that the foreign investment projects, registered during the first half of 2010, amounted to 15 projects at an investment cost of over YR 3.5 billion and would provide 416 jobs, and these projects were distributed to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, China, Canada and Britain.
She pointed that the Jordanian projects came in the second rank in terms of the investment capital at a cost of YR 824.4 million, followed by the British ones at an investment capital of YR 456.7 million.
The Lebanese projects were ranked four at an investment capital of YR 147.6 million for two projects, followed by the Turkish project at a cost of YR 157 million.
The GIA's official pointed out that the foreign projects included also a Chinese project at a cost of YR 124.3 million, a Kuwaiti project at a cost of YR 75 million, and a Canadian project at a cost of YR 50 million.
Muthana noted that the foreign investment capital registered during the first half of this year was distributed to YR 1.4 billion during the first quarter and over YR 2 billion in the second quarter of 2010.
It is noteworthy that the total number of local and foreign projects at the GIA during the first half of 2010 reached 113 projects with an investment capital of YR 31.9 billion and fixed assets that equal to about YR 21 billion, and they will provide about 2,536 jobs.
Head of Promotion Sector at the GIA Montha Muthana made it clear to Saba that the foreign investment projects, registered during the first half of 2010, amounted to 15 projects at an investment cost of over YR 3.5 billion and would provide 416 jobs, and these projects were distributed to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, China, Canada and Britain.
She pointed that the Jordanian projects came in the second rank in terms of the investment capital at a cost of YR 824.4 million, followed by the British ones at an investment capital of YR 456.7 million.
The Lebanese projects were ranked four at an investment capital of YR 147.6 million for two projects, followed by the Turkish project at a cost of YR 157 million.
The GIA's official pointed out that the foreign projects included also a Chinese project at a cost of YR 124.3 million, a Kuwaiti project at a cost of YR 75 million, and a Canadian project at a cost of YR 50 million.
Muthana noted that the foreign investment capital registered during the first half of this year was distributed to YR 1.4 billion during the first quarter and over YR 2 billion in the second quarter of 2010.
It is noteworthy that the total number of local and foreign projects at the GIA during the first half of 2010 reached 113 projects with an investment capital of YR 31.9 billion and fixed assets that equal to about YR 21 billion, and they will provide about 2,536 jobs.
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