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RIYADH: Industries in Japan are set to see a boost in mineral resources sourced from Saudi Arabia following high-level discussions with the minister of Industry and Mineral Resources.

During an official visit to Japan, Bandar Alkhorayef engaged in talks with executives at the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

This aligns with the objectives of the Saudi-Japan Vision 2030, offering a framework for a strategic partnership between nations.

During the meeting, Alkhorayef emphasized the cooperation potential between the parties while highlighting the Kingdom’s abundant mineral wealth, which comprises numerous essential metals for advanced industries.

The minister met with several male and female Saudi scholarship students during his visit.

“Investing in our countrymen is one of the main pillars of the Kingdom’s vision, and during my meeting with Saudi scholarship students in Japan, I became more certain that the Kingdom’s young men and women have ambition, passion, and seriousness, which makes this investment successful and achieves the goals of the human capacity development program to be able to compete globally,” Alkhorayef said in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.