Core Insights - The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) is actively inviting Chinese investment institutions to participate in its capital market, highlighting the increasing bilateral interaction between China and Saudi Arabia's capital markets [1][2][3] - The collaboration has progressed to practical stages, including the launch of cross-border ETF products and ongoing discussions about dual listings and cross-listing of companies [1][3][5] - The CEO of Tadawul emphasized the importance of China's economic characteristics and its leading position in high-tech industries as focal points for collaboration [2][3] Group 1: Market Collaboration - The Saudi Stock Exchange has signed memorandums of understanding with both the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, as well as the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, to explore joint listings and fintech cooperation [1][3] - The market capitalization of the Saudi Stock Exchange has reached $2.6 trillion, with over $100 billion of investments coming from international investors [3] - There has been a notable increase in interest from top Chinese asset management companies regarding the Saudi capital market [3][5] Group 2: ETF and Cross-Listing Developments - The Saudi Stock Exchange has introduced several ETFs linked to Saudi securities, with one becoming the largest ETF product in Saudi Arabia [3][5] - Recent regulatory approvals for Saudi Depositary Receipts (SDRs) have opened doors for Chinese companies to pursue cross-listing in Saudi Arabia [5] - The exchange is working on launching more ETFs that cover various dimensions of the China-Saudi capital markets [3][5] Group 3: Future Cooperation and Industry Focus - The CEO of Tadawul expressed optimism about future cooperation, particularly in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI) and complementary industries [6] - There is a strong focus on aligning the development strategies of companies seeking to cross-list in Saudi Arabia with the Saudi Vision 2030 [5] - Ongoing discussions with various Chinese exchanges aim to expand cooperation and facilitate bilateral investments [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the growing collaboration between China and Saudi Arabia in capital markets, particularly in high-tech sectors and financial technology, with a focus on cross-listing and ETF products [1][2][5]. Group 1: Capital Market Cooperation - The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) has signed memorandums of understanding with both Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, as well as the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, to explore joint listings and fintech collaborations [2][6]. - There has been significant progress in cross-border ETF products, with multiple ETFs launched that link the two markets, indicating a solid foundation for future cooperation [6][8]. - The market capitalization of the Saudi Stock Exchange has reached $2.6 trillion, with over $100 billion in investments from international investors, highlighting its attractiveness to foreign capital [5][6]. Group 2: Investment Opportunities - Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 is a key driver for attracting Chinese investment, with the country positioning itself as a prime investment destination [5][7]. - The introduction of regulations for Saudi Depositary Receipts (SDRs) has opened doors for Chinese companies to consider cross-listing in Saudi Arabia, aligning with the Vision 2030 goals [8][9]. - The article mentions that there is a growing interest from top Chinese asset management firms in the Saudi capital market, indicating a potential increase in bilateral investments [5][6]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The future collaboration between China and Saudi Arabia is expected to expand into more ETF products and further open investment channels between the two markets [9]. - There is a strong focus on artificial intelligence (AI) as a complementary industry for collaboration, with both countries recognizing its potential for growth and investment [9]. - The Saudi Stock Exchange is actively engaging with Chinese exchanges to explore further cooperation, with potential agreements on the horizon [9].

"中国在许多行业，尤其是高科技领域，居于领先地位。我们期待在互补性产业方面深化合作。"在近日 举办的中信建投（601066）证券2026年资本市场峰会暨中国—沙特投资合作论坛上，沙特交易所首席执 行官（CEO）穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫（Mohammed AL Rumaih）接受证券时报·券商中国记者视频专访时， 兴致盎然地邀请中国投资机构共同参与沙特资本市场。 近年来，中国和沙特资本市场的双向互动越来越频繁。2023年，沙特证券交易所分别与沪深交易所签署 谅解备忘录，后与港交所签署合作备忘录，共同探索联合上市、金融科技等领域合作。目前，合作已步 入落地阶段，除跨境ETF产品相继推出外，更受市场瞩目的两地企业交叉上市与双重上市事宜，亦在持 续推进。 这是穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫在三年内第五次到访中国，与他同行的还有部分沙特上市公司和资管机构的工 作人员。谈及中沙资本市场的未来合作，穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫明确指出，双方合作三年来虽刚起步，但 进展已令人鼓舞。专访中，他还透露了多项有关两地交易型开放式指数基金（ETF）合作与企业交叉上 市的关键进展，并表示可以着力推动人工智能（AI）产业方面的合作。 券商中国记者：我们注意到 ...

穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫： 首先，我想向广大的中国投资界朋友致以问候。我们非常高兴能来到这里，代表沙特交易所，以及随行的部分上市公司和资产管理机构来到 中国，共同推动沙特Tadawul交易所与中国各交易所间日益紧密的合作关系。过去三年里，这大概是我的第五次中国之行。 "中国在许多行业，尤其是高科技领域，居于领先地位。我们期待在互补性产业方面深化合作。"在近日举办的中信建投证券2026年资本市场峰会暨中国—沙特投 资合作论坛上，沙特交易所首席执行官（CEO）穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫（Mohammed AL Rumaih）接受证券时报·券商中国记者视频专访时，兴致盎然地邀请中国投 资机构共同参与沙特资本市场。 近年来，中国和沙特资本市场的双向互动越来越频繁。2023年，沙特证券交易所分别与沪深交易所签署谅解备忘录，后与港交所签署合作备忘录，共同探索联合上 市、金融科技等领域合作。目前，合作已步入落地阶段，除跨境ETF产品相继推出外，更受市场瞩目的两地企业交叉上市与双重上市事宜，亦在持续推进。 这是穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫在三年内第五次到访中国，与他同行的还有部分沙特上市公司和资管机构的工作人员。谈及中沙资本市场的未来合作，穆 ...

（原标题：沙特交易所CEO穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫接受证券时报记者专访时表示： 中国在AI等领域吸引了 全球资本 中沙资本市场的合作进展令人鼓舞） 证券时报记者 马静 "中国在许多行业，尤其是高科技领域，居于领先地位。我们期待在互补性产业方面深化合作。"在近日 举办的中信建投证券2026年资本市场峰会暨中国—沙特投资合作论坛上，沙特交易所首席 执行官 （CEO）穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫（Mohammed Al Rumaih）接受证券时报记者专访时，兴致盎然地邀请中国 投资机构共同参与沙特资本市场。 谈及中国与沙特资本市场的合作前景，穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫透露了多项有关两地交易型开放式指数基金 （ETF）合作与企业交叉上市的关键进展，并表示可以着力推动人工智能（AI）产业方面的合作。 两地交叉上市迎关键进展 这是穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫在3年内第五次到访中国，行程安排得非常紧凑。在主论坛致辞结束后不久，他 就奔赴北京证券交易所进行交流，随后接受了证券时报记者专访。专访结束后，他又赶着去参加下一场 会议。 据了解，此次跟穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫同行的还有部分沙特上市公司和资管机构的工作人员。 "我们非常高兴能来到这里，共同推动沙特 ...

证券时报记者 马静 "中国在许多行业，尤其是高科技领域，居于领先地位。我们期待在互补性产业方面深化合作。"在近日 举办的中信建投证券2026年资本市场峰会暨中国—沙特投资合作论坛上，沙特交易所首席 执行官 （CEO）穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫（Mohammed Al Rumaih）接受证券时报记者专访时，兴致盎然地邀请中国 投资机构共同参与沙特资本市场。 谈及中国与沙特资本市场的合作前景，穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫透露了多项有关两地交易型开放式指数基金 （ETF）合作与企业交叉上市的关键进展，并表示可以着力推动人工智能（AI）产业方面的合作。 两地交叉上市迎关键进展 这是穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫在3年内第五次到访中国，行程安排得非常紧凑。在主论坛致辞结束后不久，他 就奔赴北京证券交易所进行交流，随后接受了证券时报记者专访。专访结束后，他又赶着去参加下一场 会议。 据了解，此次跟穆罕默德·艾·鲁迈赫同行的还有部分沙特上市公司和资管机构的工作人员。 中资机构踊跃布局沙特 2016年，沙特政府发布了"2030愿景（Vision 2030）"经济转型规划。作为其中的重要组成部分，沙特交 易所致力于推动资本市场国际化。穆罕默德·艾·鲁 ...

Core Insights - Saudi Arabia is keen to deepen cooperation with China in capital markets, particularly in high-tech sectors and artificial intelligence [1][3][8] - Significant progress has been made in cross-listing mechanisms and the introduction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) between the two countries [2][4][5] Group 1: Capital Market Cooperation - The CEO of the Saudi Exchange, Mohammed Al Rumaih, expressed enthusiasm for inviting Chinese investment institutions to participate in the Saudi capital market [1][3] - In 2023, the Saudi Exchange signed memorandums of understanding with both the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, as well as the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, to explore joint listings and fintech collaborations [3][5] - Currently, four Saudi ETFs are listed in China, with two on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and one each on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges, while two China-themed ETFs have also been introduced in Saudi Arabia [3][4] Group 2: Cross-Listing Developments - The Saudi Exchange has introduced regulations for Saudi Depositary Receipts (SDRs), which have received regulatory approval, facilitating Chinese companies' cross-listing in Saudi Arabia [4] - Discussions have been held with multiple Chinese companies considering cross-listing, with the condition that their development strategies align with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 [4][5] Group 3: Investment Opportunities - The Saudi capital market is one of the fastest-growing globally, completing over 40 IPOs annually, with a market capitalization of $2.6 trillion, attracting significant international investment [5][6] - There has been an increase in interest from Chinese asset management companies seeking to understand the Saudi capital market better [7] - The Saudi Exchange is simplifying regulations to facilitate foreign investment, which has garnered positive responses from international investors, particularly from China [6][8] Group 4: Future Collaboration - There is optimism about expanding cooperation between the two countries' capital markets, with plans to launch more ETFs and enhance investment channels [8] - The focus on complementary industries, particularly in AI, is seen as a significant opportunity for collaboration, with both countries aiming to leverage their strengths [1][8]