Saudi Arabia's main trading partners include the US, China, Japan, and South Korea.
Thay are going to trade with other countries around them because Saudi Arabia is basically all desert, well almost. They have interdpendance with other countries.
Saudi Arabia is producing a lot of oil because it has large oil reserves. Saudi Arabia has one of the largest oil reserves in the world, and producing enough oil to trade to other countries, mainly the US, is very profitable for Saudi Arabia.
So we can get more oil for stuff like gas.
Nations trade globally due to limited resources. Basically, the same reason as to why we as individuals trade our leisure hours for labor hours, so we can make money and buy our necessities. Similarly, countries trade their resources for other resources that they need. For example, Saudi Arabia has oil that China needs and China has food stuff that Saudi Arabia needs. Limited resources
The US and Saudi Arabia engage in comparative advantage specialization, where the US specializes in high-tech goods, machinery, and agricultural products, while Saudi Arabia focuses on oil production and exports. This trade relationship allows both countries to benefit from each other's strengths, with the US importing oil to meet its energy needs and exporting advanced technologies and services to Saudi Arabia. This specialization enhances economic efficiency and fosters mutual growth in their respective industries.
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Edmond Y. Asfour has written: 'Saudi Arabia' -- subject(s): Produce trade, Saudi Arabia
Land trade would become more important and lead to the caravan industry and a thriving trade base economy ~Ej1 Silvia-R
As of 2004, Pakistans major trading partners include: U.S., UAE, UK, Germany, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Kuwait
The biggest seaport in Saudi Arabia is the King Abdulaziz Seaport, located in the city of Dammam. It is a major hub for trade and cargo shipments in the region.
No. Saudi Arabia absolutely refuses to perform any act of commerce with Israel (and used to boycott all companies that even do business with Israel, although this has been rescinded for impracticality).