أكّد وزير التجارة الدكتور ماجد القصبي، خلال مشاركته الافتراضية عبر الاتصال المرئي في منتدى عسير للاستثمار، أن منطقة عسير تشهد نقلة نوعية على مختلف المستويات، وتُعدُّ من أهم المناطق الواعدة على خارطة الاستثمار في المملكة، في ظل ما تتمتع به من مقومات بشرية وطبيعية واقتصادية.
وأوضح خلال حديثه في المنتدى الذي انطلق في مقر جامعة الملك خالد بالفرعاء بمدينة أبها، أن الوزارة تعمل على تسهيل بيئة الأعمال في المنطقة، من خلال حزمة من الإصلاحات التشريعية، التي شملت مراجعة وتطوير أكثر من 110 تشريعات، من أبرزها: نظام الشركات، ونظام الامتياز التجاري، ونظام مكافحة التستر، ونظام التجارة الإلكترونية، وتنظيم المركز الوطني للتنافسية، بما يعزز البيئة الجاذبة للمستثمرين المحليين والدوليين.
وفيما يتعلق بالسجلات التجارية، أشار الدكتور القصبي إلى أن عددها في المملكة بلغ حتى أبريل 2025 أكثر من 1.7 مليون سجل، منها 90 ألف سجل في منطقة عسير، مؤكدا أن هذا النمو يعكس النشاط المتزايد في القطاعات الاقتصادية، لاسيما في الشركات الصغيرة والمتوسطة.
وقال: «الوزارة عملت خلال الفترة الماضية على تصحيح أوضاع السجلات التجارية، وتحديث بياناتها؛ لضمان توافقها مع الأنظمة، وتعزيز الشفافية في السوق، مبيناً أن هذا التصحيح يأتي ضمن حزمة من الإجراءات التي تهدف أيضاً إلى مكافحة التستر التجاري، الذي يُعدُّ من أبرز التحديات التي تعيق نمو الاقتصاد المحلي. وأضاف: «نجحنا في إطلاق حملة تصحيحية موسعة، وأتحنا الفرصة للتجار لتعديل أوضاعهم طواعية، مما أسهم في تقليص حالات التستر، ورفع نسبة الامتثال بشكل كبير».
وفي جانب الرقابة، أكّد الوزير القصبي أن وزارة التجارة كثّفت من الزيارات التفتيشية الميدانية على المنشآت في منطقة عسير، للتأكد من التزامها بالأنظمة وضبط المخالفات، في سبيل بناء بيئة سوقية عادلة وآمنة للمستهلكين والمستثمرين على حد سواء.
واختتم مداخلته بالتأكيد على أن دعم القيادة الرشيدة لعسير، يفتح آفاقاً جديدة في مختلف القطاعات، وأن الوزارة ستواصل جهودها في تسهيل الإجراءات، ودعم ريادة الأعمال، وتمكين المستثمرين، بما يواكب تطلعات رؤية المملكة 2030.
مراجعة وتطوير أكثر من 110 تشريعات
القصبي: 1.7 مليون سجل تجاري في السعودية.. 90000 منها بعسير
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The Minister of Commerce, Dr. Majid Al-Qasabi, confirmed during his virtual participation via video call at the Asir Investment Forum that the Asir region is witnessing a qualitative leap at various levels and is considered one of the most promising areas on the investment map of the Kingdom, given its human, natural, and economic resources.
He explained during his speech at the forum, which was launched at King Khalid University in the Al-Far'a area of Abha city, that the ministry is working to facilitate the business environment in the region through a package of legislative reforms, which included reviewing and developing more than 110 regulations, the most prominent of which are: the Companies Law, the Commercial Franchise Law, the Anti-Concealment Law, the E-Commerce Law, and the organization of the National Center for Competitiveness, all of which enhance the attractive environment for local and international investors.
Regarding commercial registrations, Dr. Al-Qasabi pointed out that their number in the Kingdom reached more than 1.7 million registrations by April 2025, including 90,000 registrations in the Asir region, emphasizing that this growth reflects the increasing activity in economic sectors, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises.
He said: "The ministry has worked in the past period to correct the status of commercial registrations and update their data to ensure compliance with regulations and enhance transparency in the market, indicating that this correction is part of a package of measures that also aim to combat commercial concealment, which is one of the main challenges hindering the growth of the local economy. He added: "We succeeded in launching an extensive corrective campaign, and we provided traders with the opportunity to voluntarily adjust their situations, which contributed to reducing cases of concealment and significantly increasing the compliance rate."
On the oversight side, Minister Al-Qasabi confirmed that the Ministry of Commerce has intensified field inspection visits to establishments in the Asir region to ensure their compliance with regulations and to address violations, in order to build a fair and safe market environment for consumers and investors alike.
He concluded his remarks by emphasizing that the support of the wise leadership for Asir opens new horizons in various sectors, and that the ministry will continue its efforts to facilitate procedures, support entrepreneurship, and empower investors in line with the aspirations of Vision 2030.
He explained during his speech at the forum, which was launched at King Khalid University in the Al-Far'a area of Abha city, that the ministry is working to facilitate the business environment in the region through a package of legislative reforms, which included reviewing and developing more than 110 regulations, the most prominent of which are: the Companies Law, the Commercial Franchise Law, the Anti-Concealment Law, the E-Commerce Law, and the organization of the National Center for Competitiveness, all of which enhance the attractive environment for local and international investors.
Regarding commercial registrations, Dr. Al-Qasabi pointed out that their number in the Kingdom reached more than 1.7 million registrations by April 2025, including 90,000 registrations in the Asir region, emphasizing that this growth reflects the increasing activity in economic sectors, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises.
He said: "The ministry has worked in the past period to correct the status of commercial registrations and update their data to ensure compliance with regulations and enhance transparency in the market, indicating that this correction is part of a package of measures that also aim to combat commercial concealment, which is one of the main challenges hindering the growth of the local economy. He added: "We succeeded in launching an extensive corrective campaign, and we provided traders with the opportunity to voluntarily adjust their situations, which contributed to reducing cases of concealment and significantly increasing the compliance rate."
On the oversight side, Minister Al-Qasabi confirmed that the Ministry of Commerce has intensified field inspection visits to establishments in the Asir region to ensure their compliance with regulations and to address violations, in order to build a fair and safe market environment for consumers and investors alike.
He concluded his remarks by emphasizing that the support of the wise leadership for Asir opens new horizons in various sectors, and that the ministry will continue its efforts to facilitate procedures, support entrepreneurship, and empower investors in line with the aspirations of Vision 2030.
