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Economy: Minister of Communications: 75% Growth in the Digital Economy to 522 Billion Rials

:: Direct - Riyadh: Engineer Abdullah Bin Amer Al-Sarah, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, said that the digital economy of the Kingdom grew from less than 300 billion rials to 522 billion rials, by more than 75%.

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