Saudi approves duty free markets in airports and ports

Saudi approves duty free markets in airports and ports

The Cabinet, chaired by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman on Tuesday afternoon at Al-Salam Palace here, approved the establishment of duty-free markets in airports, seaports and land ports.

The Cabinet decision permits sale, in these markets, to passengers arriving and departing from the Kingdom.

At the outset of the session, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques briefed the Cabinet on the content of the letter he received from the Chinese President regarding bilateral relations that connect the two countries and peoples and means to develop them in various fields.

The Cabinet then reviewed the recent talks and meetings that took place between officials in Saudi Arabia and their counterparts in a number of countries, with the aim of advancing relations and increase the effectiveness of collective action through regional and international organizations and groups.

The Cabinet in this regard addressed the contents of Saudi Arabia’s participation in the ministerial meetings of the G20, held in Bali, Indonesia, as Saudi Arabia highlighted its efforts in accelerating the growth of the digital economy, technology and innovation, and bridging the digital divide through strategic initiatives and projects to connect the world.

This is in addition to the great interest it attaches to education locally and