- Saudi EXIM Bank provides export credit insurance to protect Saudi exporters against non-payment risks, enabling expansion into international markets.
- In 2024, insured exports reached USD 5.57 billion, with SMEs accounting for nearly 40% of total facilities, surpassing targets.
- The Bank introduced new insurance products and an advanced risk analysis platform to address evolving exporter needs, especially in high-risk markets.
- Geographic coverage expanded to 150 countries, supported by a reinsurance agreement with Allianz Trade for enhanced risk management.
- The Bridges Initiative (Jusoor) was launched to streamline imports for Saudi manufacturers, supporting strategic industries and aligning with the National Industrial Strategy.
Source: zawya.com
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