Aseer Investment Forum Showcases Promising Tourism, Development Prospects
The third workshop of the second edition of the Aseer Investment Forum, hosted at King Khalid University in Al Faraa, featured a dynamic session titled 'Aseer: One Journey, Unforgettable Experiences.' The event brought together key figures and experts from the tourism, investment, and development sectors to spotlight the region's emerging opportunities.
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Participants identified the Aseer Region as a leading destination on the national tourism map, praised for its rich cultural heritage and diverse natural environment. They noted the region's strong appeal to investors, citing its supportive infrastructure and skilled workforce.
Eng. Hashem Al-Dabbagh, Acting CEO of the Aseer Region Development Authority, highlighted the ambitious goals of the 'Aseer Season,' which aims to attract 9 million tourists by 2030. He reaffirmed the region's potential to become a top-tier destination for both local and international visitors.
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