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Italian shipbuilder signs agreement with Saudi Red Sea Authority for maritime development

The deal was signed in Riyadh by Fincantieri CEO Pierroberto Folgiero and SRSA CEO Mohammed Al-Nasser,
 

Italy's Fincantieri to contribute to Saudi Arabia's maritime development  

Italian shipbuilding leader Fincantieri has entered into a preliminary agreement with the Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) to collaborate on maritime development initiatives in Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea region.

Signed in Riyadh by Fincantieri CEO Pierroberto Folgiero and SRSA CEO Mohammed Al-Nasser, the deal sets the foundation for future cooperation in cruise ship construction and the development of coastal tourism and port infrastructure.

Fincantieri sees this partnership as a strategic step toward contributing to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, a national plan focused on diversifying the economy and growing the tourism sector. The company’s broad expertise in both civilian and naval shipbuilding aligns with the Kingdom’s goals for maritime and coastal growth.

 

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“This partnership supports our ongoing strategy to expand our presence in the region,” said Folgiero. “Our objective is to contribute technical expertise in shipbuilding and maritime infrastructure in support of the Red Sea Authority’s development goals.”

As part of its regional expansion, Fincantieri also launched the Riyadh offices of its subsidiary, Fincantieri Arabia for Naval Services, to strengthen local operations and support future civilian and defense projects.

The SRSA oversees coastal tourism and maritime activity along the Red Sea, where several high-profile projects—including The Red Sea Project and NEOM—are currently underway.

 

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Jeddah, located on the Red Sea coast, is Saudi Arabia’s second-largest city and a key commercial hub, making it a central point for maritime development efforts in the Kingdom.

Source: Gulf News

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