Saudi agriculture ministry unveils new investment opportunities across regions

The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture has announced the launch of new development and investment opportunities across various regions of the Kingdom, aiming to support the agricultural sector and strengthen cooperation with the private sector.

According to the ministry, the new opportunities include a saffron cultivation project using modern techniques in Baljurashi, Al-Baha region, covering a total area of 260,832 square meters. The ministry has set November 30, 2026 as the deadline for submitting proposals.

Agricultural projects in Al-Jouf region

In Sakaka, Al-Jouf region, the ministry has offered two investment opportunities for growing vegetables and crops in greenhouses, located on two separate plots numbered (3) and (7), each with a total area of 50,000 square meters.

These opportunities aim to contribute to food security and enhance cooperation with the private sector, with November 30, 2026 set as the deadline for proposals for both projects.

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These initiatives are part of the ministry’s ongoing efforts to support and develop agricultural activities, strengthen partnerships with investors, and help achieve the Kingdom’s food security targets.