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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), will participate in the Paris Air Show 2025 with a high-level delegation headed by His Excellency the Minister of Transport and Logistic Services and Chairman of GACA, Eng. Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser. The delegation also includes His Excellency the President of GACA, Mr. Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Duailej, along with a number of CEOs, aviation experts, and specialists from the aviation ecosystem. The event will take place from June 16 to 22, 2025.

This participation aims to explore avenues for cooperation in strengthening air connectivity, fostering economic growth, and identifying promising opportunities aligned with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. It also seeks to deepen relationships with leading global aviation and aerospace companies, promote the development of new air routes, and highlight attractive investment opportunities in the Kingdom’s aviation sector as part of the National Aviation Strategy.

The Saudi aviation ecosystem’s participation underscores the role of the civil aviation sector as a key driver of the national economy and a gateway for investment. It also offers a platform to gain insight into the latest innovations in global aviation technologies and to explore strategic partnerships with leading French and international manufacturers and institutions, strengthening the Kingdom’s position as a regional and global aviation hub.

As part of its agenda at the show, the Saudi delegation—led by GACA—will organize the Saudi-French Aviation Roundtable, bringing together key industry stakeholders to exchange expertise and showcase the Kingdom’s investment opportunities in this vital and rapidly growing sector.

It is worth noting that the Paris Air Show – Le Bourget is one of the most prestigious air shows in the world, attracting thousands of participants from the aviation, aerospace, and defense industries. The show provides a platform for companies to showcase new products and innovations, highlight advancements in technology, and exchange knowledge amid the global surge in demand for aviation in the coming years.