Saudi Arabia Opens 13,000 Sq Km Mining Zones Worth $2.5 Trillion

Saudi Arabia has launched a major mining expansion by opening 13,000 square kilometres of exploration zones, inviting local and international investors to tap into an estimated $2.5 trillion in mineral resources. The initiative, covering Madinah, Makkah, Riyadh, Qassim, and Hail, reflects regulatory reforms, improved geological data, and a transparent licensing process. Authorities aim to establish the Kingdom as a global mining hub under Vision 2030 and boost long-term investment confidence in the sector.

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