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29/05/2016 04:53 AST
Maria Rankka, CEO of Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Saturday lauded the cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Sweden, SPA reports.
She referred to the volume of economic and trade exchanges as well as the bilateral cooperation and agreements in mutual interest.
In a press statement released on the sidelines of the current visit of the Saudi-Swedish Business Council delegation to Sweden, Rankka said her country is one of the most important European countries having trade with Saudi Arabia at the level of major countries, especially in energy, training and health.
Describing Saudi Arabia as the land of investment opportunities, Rankka said: "We seek to enhance and deepen ties of cooperation between the two countries."
Rankka added that the industrial and trade cooperation between the two countries have contributed to the promotion of trade cooperation between the two sides in various fields; the trade between the two kingdoms amounted to SR6.8 billion in 2014.
She stressed the importance of further promoting and supporting the bilateral cooperation to achieve the goals and aspirations of the two sides.
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