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ARTICLE · 15 OCTOBER 2024

Entrepreneur Licenses In KSA

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seeks to keep pace with the development and digital transformation in all sectors, achieving the Saudi Vision 2030 of the Royal Commission, and creating opportunities for development, innovation and entrepreneurial technology in the Kingdom.

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seeks to keep pace with the development and digital transformation in all sectors, achieving the Saudi Vision 2030 of the Royal Commission, and creating opportunities for development, innovation and entrepreneurial technology in the Kingdom. Therefore, the Royal Commission encourages entrepreneurs to start projects and export abroad, and sets controls and requirements for issuing entrepreneur licenses in KSA, which we shall explain below:

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The service is provided to entrepreneurs who wish to establish emerging technical, innovative or distinguished companies capable of expansion and growth to provide a better and different product or service in the Saudi market and have supportive entities approved by the Ministry of Investment.

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