Ziad El Chaar

From the London Stock Exchange to the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. in 48 hours.

Tuesday, November 18, we rang the opening bell at the LSE as DarGlobal became the first Saudi company to move to the Equity Shares Commercial Companies category. We also launched Live All In, our philosophy for how we build and who we build for.

The next day, I'm in Washington D.C. at a roundtable on the cities of tomorrow, talking about Saudi's opening real estate market and what it means for international investors.

For years, global capital has been interested in Saudi, but FDI hasn’t flowed at scale. That changes on January 1, 2026, when freehold opens to all nationalities, unlocking the region’s largest real estate. 

More than a policy shift, this is one of the most significant investment opportunities in the Middle East - and it goes live in six weeks.

As a Saudi-born, London-listed, global developer, we're all in on bringing these opportunities to life, connecting our network of international buyers, investors, and partners to the Kingdom's next chapter.

From the London Stock Exchange to the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. in 48 hours.

Tuesday, November 18, we rang the opening bell at the LSE as DarGlobal became the first Saudi company to move to the Equity Shares Commercial Companies category. We also launched Live All In, our philosophy for how we build and who we build for.

The next day, I'm in Washington D.C. at a roundtable on the cities of tomorrow, talking about Saudi's opening real estate market and what it means for international investors.

From the LSE to the U.S.–Saudi Investment Forum in 48 Hours