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Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources: Efforts to Boost Industrial Growth
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 4, 2026 01:00AM ET
- 778 chemical-clearance service requests processed in April
- 703 requests for clearance of imports of unrestricted chemicals, 75 for permits to import restricted chemicals
- Total of 2,758 chemical items covered in approved requests
The Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources has been hard at work in supporting industrial investment and promoting the growth of industrial facilities in the Kingdom. In April, the ministry processed a total of 778 chemical-clearance service requests, demonstrating its dedication to facilitating industrial operations.
Ministry Spokesperson Jarrah Al Jarrah revealed that out of the processed applications, 703 requests were for the clearance of imports of unrestricted chemicals, while 75 applications were for permits to import restricted chemicals. These approvals covered a vast array of 2,758 chemical items, showcasing the extensive scope of industrial activities in the Kingdom.
Al Jarrah highlighted the ministry's chemical-clearance service, which enables industrial investors to apply for clearance certificates and import/export permits for chemicals used in industrial operations via the Sanai platform. This streamlined service aims to expedite the issuance of chemical clearances, providing industrial establishments with efficient approvals and facilitating the smooth flow of materials through the Kingdom's ports.
In conclusion, the Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources is committed to supporting industrial growth and encouraging investment in the Kingdom by providing essential services to industrial stakeholders. Through its efficient chemical-clearance service, the ministry is paving the way for the expansion and development of the industrial sector in Saudi Arabia.
- 703 requests for clearance of imports of unrestricted chemicals, 75 for permits to import restricted chemicals
- Total of 2,758 chemical items covered in approved requests
The Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources has been hard at work in supporting industrial investment and promoting the growth of industrial facilities in the Kingdom. In April, the ministry processed a total of 778 chemical-clearance service requests, demonstrating its dedication to facilitating industrial operations.
Ministry Spokesperson Jarrah Al Jarrah revealed that out of the processed applications, 703 requests were for the clearance of imports of unrestricted chemicals, while 75 applications were for permits to import restricted chemicals. These approvals covered a vast array of 2,758 chemical items, showcasing the extensive scope of industrial activities in the Kingdom.
Al Jarrah highlighted the ministry's chemical-clearance service, which enables industrial investors to apply for clearance certificates and import/export permits for chemicals used in industrial operations via the Sanai platform. This streamlined service aims to expedite the issuance of chemical clearances, providing industrial establishments with efficient approvals and facilitating the smooth flow of materials through the Kingdom's ports.
In conclusion, the Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources is committed to supporting industrial growth and encouraging investment in the Kingdom by providing essential services to industrial stakeholders. Through its efficient chemical-clearance service, the ministry is paving the way for the expansion and development of the industrial sector in Saudi Arabia.
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