Russian companies presented innovations to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia

Russian innovative companies participating in the business trip of the Arab-Russian Cultural Association ARKA have signed a number of cooperation agreements with key players in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. The delegation visited the countries on October 24-31.

The delegation included entrepreneurs and exporters from the regions of Russia. The trip allowed them to directly present innovative solutions, including unmanned hydraulic robots, VR simulators, IT solutions in the field of cybersecurity and other developments. As a result of the trip, the first export contracts and the creation of the Russia-Middle East industry association are planned, the association said.

"Direct dialogue with such influential partners opens up unprecedented opportunities for Russian non—resource exports," said Irina Andreeva, the organizer of the business trip.

In particular, during the visit, cooperation agreements were signed with the Saudi Arabia Consortium, which finances the country's largest infrastructure projects, representatives of the royal ruling family of Kuwait and the Kuwaiti Chamber of National Business. Negotiations were also held with Saudi Aramco, which, according to the association, showed interest in Russian technological solutions.

The ARKA Arab-Russian Cultural Association was established to strengthen multidisciplinary ties and develop international relations between Russia, the countries of the Middle East and Africa. The organization complements traditional export tools with services for interregional cooperation and integration of technological solutions, which allows building trusting and stable relationships in regions new to Russian companies.

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