Saudi Arabia’s NDMC and MoF Strengthen Ties with Japan’s JBIC

Partnership Focuses on Mutual Benefits and Enhanced Cooperation

In a significant development for international financial collaboration, Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center (NDMC) together with the Ministry of Finance has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC). This agreement aims to explore the avenues for broadening the current partnership, thereby enabling joint ventures that are beneficial for both parties.

The MoU was officially endorsed by Saoud Albehairi, who serves as the Acting Chief of Alternative Funding and Consultation at NDMC, representing both NDMC and the Ministry of Finance. On the side of JBIC, the Director General of the Energy Solutions Finance Department within the Energy and Natural Resources Finance Group, Kato Manabu, affixed his signature to the memorandum.

Through this understanding, the involved entities are looking to strengthen their relationship and enhance cooperative efforts. This initiative not only underscores the commitment of Saudi Arabia and Japan to pursue common interests in the financial sector but also sets the stage for future collaborative projects that could influence the global financial landscape.

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