The Future Minerals Forum 2025, held in Riyadh at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center, concluded with a remarkable 126 agreements and deals signed, amounting to an impressive $28.5 billion.
Organized by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources under the patronage of King Salman, the three-day event brought together representatives from over 85 countries, including ministers, international organizations, and business leaders. The forum focused on advancing sustainability, fostering global partnerships, and strengthening mineral supply chains to support the energy transition.
Key Announcements:
• Major Investments: The agreements reflect Saudi Arabia’s commitment to positioning itself as a global hub for mineral development and green technology.
• Focus on Sustainability: Deals emphasized innovation in critical minerals, renewable energy integration, and environmentally responsible mining practices.
• Global Cooperation: Partnerships spanned across Africa, Asia, and Europe, showcasing the Kingdom’s role in uniting mineral-producing and consuming nations.
The forum’s success underscores Saudi Arabia’s vision to lead in the global mineral sector while balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability. The $28.5 billion worth of agreements marks a significant step forward in driving transformative projects and fostering international collaboration in the mining industry.
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