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Saudi Arabia: A perspective on mining

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The King Abdullah financial district in Riyadh
Publishing Date
13 Jan 2012 1:07pm GMT
Issue/Supplement
MJ 13/01/12
Author
Julien Sweeting, Trowers & Hamlins
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia holds the largest non-hydrocarbon deposits in the Middle East

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