Saudi Arabia Welcomes Chinese New Energy Investments as CATL Launches Middle East’s Largest Aftermarket Center

From：Internet Info Agency 2026-01-11 14:15:01

On the 10th, Ambasa Al-Ghandour, Chief Advisor at Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, stated in Riyadh that Saudi Arabia welcomes Chinese new energy enterprises to invest in the Kingdom and looks forward to deepening bilateral cooperation in areas such as low-carbon transition to support the realization of Saudi Vision 2030. On the same day, CATL, China’s leading power battery manufacturer, inaugurated its first and largest overseas new energy aftermarket facility in the Middle East—the “CATL” Service Experience Center—in Riyadh. The center will enhance the after-sales service system for Chinese new energy products in the Middle East, providing full-lifecycle support for electric vehicles and energy storage applications.

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