Saudi Geological Survey Celebrates 25 Years of Excellence in Jeddah
The Saudi Geological Survey recently marked its 25th anniversary with a grand event in Jeddah, showcasing a quarter-century of exceptional geological research and exploration.
Royalty and Minister Attend Special Event
Makkah Deputy Gov. Prince Saud bin Mishaal and Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Al-Khorayef graced the event with their presence, acknowledging the survey’s achievements and future initiatives in geological research and innovation.
CEO Reflects on 25 Years of Success
CEO Abdullah Al-Shamrani highlighted the survey’s role in advancing geological sciences, supporting national development, and managing resources sustainably over the past 25 years. He also outlined plans for raising awareness of geological risks and completing the digital transformation of technical services.
Commitment to Technical Advancements and Skilled Saudi Cadres
Al-Shamrani reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to advancing technical achievements, implementing projects, and supporting development for a promising future through skilled Saudi cadres.
Kingdom’s Intensive Efforts in Mineral Resource Research
Minister Al-Khorayef emphasized the Kingdom’s intensive efforts in mineral resource research and exploration since the start of the millennium. These efforts, led by SGS employees, have resulted in significant discoveries that have boosted investment and developed mineral wealth in the mining sector.
Positioning the Kingdom as a Global Leader in Earth Sciences
Al-Khorayef expressed the Kingdom’s ambition to become a global leader in earth sciences and geology through ambitious plans aligned with its international standing. These plans include fully uncovering mineral wealth, meeting geological needs, building a global earth sciences database, and creating a platform for stakeholders worldwide.