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Indirizzi in Arabia Saudita Banche ______________________________________________________________________________________ Istituto di emissione Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) P.O.Box 2992 Riyadh 11169 tel +966 1 4633000 fax +966 1 4662966 e-mail [email protected] sito web www.sama.gov.sa Banche commerciali Arab National Bank (ANB) Bank Al-Jazira P.O.Box 56921 P.O.Box 6277 King Faisal St - North Murabba King Abdulaziz Road Riyadh 11564 Jeddah 21442 tel +966 1 4029000 tel +966 2 6098888 fax +966 1 4027747 fax +966 2 6098881 e-mail [email protected] e-mail [email protected] sito web www.anb.com.sa sito web www.baj.com.sa National Commercial Bank (NCB) Riyadh Bank Ltd P.O.Box 3555 P.O.Box 22601 King Abd al-Aziz St King Abd al-Aziz Jeddah 21481 Riyadh 11416 tel +966 2 6493333 tel +966 1 4013030 fax +966 2 6446468 fax +966 1 4042707 e-mail [email protected] sito web www.riyadbank.com.sa sito web www.alahli.com SAMBA Financial Group Saudi British Bank (SABB) P.O.Box 6549 P.O.Box 9084 Riyadh 11452 Prince Abdulaziz bin Mossaid bin Jalawi St tel 8001242000 Riyadh 11413 fax +966 1 4799405 tel +966 1 4408888 e-mail [email protected] fax +966 1 2764356 sito web www.samba.com.sa e-mail [email protected] sito web www.sabb.com.sa Saudi Fransi Banque Saudi Hollandi Bank P.O.Box 56006 P.O.Box 1467 Ma'ather Road Head Office Bldg, al-Dhabab St Riyadh 11554 Riyadh 11431 tel +966 1 2899999 tel +966 1 4010288 fax +966 1 4042311 fax +966 1 4031104 e-mail [email protected] e-mail [email protected] sito web www.alfransi.com.sa sito web www.saudihollandibank.com Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB) P.O.Box 3533 Riyadh 11481 tel +966 1 4778433 fax +966 1 4776781 e-mail [email protected] sito web www.saib.com.sa Banche islamiche Al-Rajhi Bank P.O.Box 28 Al-Akariya Bldg, Oleya St Riyadh 11411 tel +966 1 4600423 fax +966 1 4600922 e-mail [email protected] sito web www.alrajhibank.com.sa Istituti di credito pubblici Real Estate Development Fund (Redf) Saudi Arabian Agricultural Bank (Saab) P.O.Box 5591 P.O.Box 1811 Riyadh 11139 Riyadh 11126 tel +966 1 4792222 tel +966 1 4023911 fax +966 1 4790148 fax +966 1 4022359 sito web www.sadad.com Saudi Credit Bank P.O.Box 3401 Riyadh 11471 tel +966 1 4029128 Banche di investimento Arab Investment Company (Taic) King Abdulaziz Road P.O.Box 4009 Riyadh 11491 tel +966 1 4760601 fax +966 1 4760514 e-mail [email protected] sito web www.taic.com Banche internazionali Islamic Development Bank King Khaled Street, Khuzam Palace Gardens P.O. Box 5925 Jeddah 21432 tel +966 2 6361400 fax +966 2 6366871 sito web www.isdb.org Camere di Commercio ______________________________________________________________________________________ Council of Saudi Chambers Federation of GCC Chambers P.O.Box 16683 P.O.Box 2198 Riyadh 11474 Dammam 31451 tel +966 1 2182222 tel +966 3 8993749 fax +966 1 2182485 / 2182111 fax +966 3 8994638 e-mail [email protected] ; [email protected] e-mail [email protected] sito web www.csc.org.sa sito web www.fgccc.org Riyadh Chamber of Commerce Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 596 P.O.Box 1264 Riyadh 11421 Jeddah 21431 tel +966 1 4040044 tel +966 2 6515111 fax +966 1 4021103 / 4020555 fax +966 2 6517373 e-mail [email protected] e-mail [email protected] sito web www.riyadhchamber.org.sa sito web www.jcci.org.sa Eastern Province Chamber of Commerce Abha Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 719 P.O.Box 722 Dammam 31421 Abha tel +966 3 8571111 tel +966 7 2271818 / 2271200 fax +966 3 8570607 fax +966 7 2271919 e-mail [email protected] Ahsa Chamber of Commerce Arar Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 1519 P.O.Box 440 Ahsa 31982 Arar tel +966 2 5820458 / 5871178 tel +966 4 6626544 fax +966 2 5875274 fax +966 4 6624581 Baha Chamber of Commerce Bishah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 311 P.O.Box 491 Baha Bishah tel +966 7 7250476 / 7270291 tel +966 7 6225544 fax +966 7 7270146 fax +966 7 6221511 Hafr Al-Batin Chamber of Commerce Hail Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 984 P.O.Box 1291 Hafr AI-Batin Hail tel +966 3 7220976 tel +966 6 5321060 fax +966 3 7220976 fax +966 6 5331366 Jizan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Jouf Chamber of Commerce P.O.Box 201 and Industry Jizan P.O.Box 585 tel +966 7 322433 / 3223763 Jouf fax +966 7 3223635 / 3225155 tel +966 4 6249060 / 6246128 fax +966 4 6240108 Madinah Chamber of Commerce Majma'a Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 443 P.O.Box 165 Madinah Majma'a 11952 tel +966 4 8225190 / 8225380 tel +966 6 4320268 fax +966 4 8268965 / 8230993 fax +966 6 4322655 sito web www.madcci.org.sa Makkah Chamber of Commerce Najran Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 1086 P.O.Box 1138 Makkah Najran tel +966 2 5343838 tel +966 7 5222216 / 5224019 fax +966 2 5342904 fax +966 7 5223926 / 5224337 Qassim Chamber of Commerce Tabuk Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 444 P.O.Box 567 Buraidah, Al-Qaseern Tabuk tel +966 6 3814000 tel +966 4 4220464 / 4226056 fax +966 6 3812231 / 3814528 fax +966 4 4227387 sito web www.qcc.org.sa Taif Chamber of Commerce Yanbu Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Industry P.O.Box 1005 P.O.Box 58 Taif Yanbu tel +966 2 7366800 / 7360540 tel +966 4 3237878 / 3227722 fax +966 2 7380040 fax +966 4 3226800 Enti ed organizzazioni __________________________________________________________________________________________ Board of Grievances Central Department of Statistics (Cds) (Diwan-AI Mazalem) P.O. Box 3735 Riyadh 11138 Riyadh 11118 tel +966 1 4021724 / 4024398 tel +966 1 4059638 / 4014528 fax +966 1 4034296 fax +966 1 4059493 Civil Defense Civil Service Council Riyadh 11174 tel +966 1 4026666 tel +966 1 4792828 / 4783372 fax +966 1 4056258 fax +966 1 4776579 Control and Investigation Board Directorate General of Zakat Riyadh 11172 and Income Tax (Dzit) tel +966 1 4052333 Riyadh 11187 fax +966 1 4052145 tel +966 1 4010182 / 4041537 fax +966 1 4041495 General Organization for Technical Education General Presidency for Youth Welfare and Vocational Training (Gotevot) Organization P.O. Box 7823 P.O. Box 965 Riyadh 11472 Riyadh 11421 tel +966 1 4052770 tel +966 1 4014576 fax +966 1 4065876 fax +966 1 4010376 Institute of Public Administration (Ipa) King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology P.O. Box 205 (Kacst) Riyadh 11411 P.O. Box 6068 tel +966 1 4768888 Riyadh 11442 fax +966 1 4792136 tel +966 1 4788000 / 4883555 fax +966 1 4883756 Meteorology and Environmental Protection Saline Water Conversion Corporation (Swcc) Agency (Mepa) P.O. Box 4931 P.O. Box 1358 Jeddah 21412 Jeddah 21431 tel +966 2 6821240 tel +966 2 6518887 / 6711994 fax +966 2 6820415 fax +966 2 6511424 Saudi Arabian Department of Customs Saudi Arabian Standards Organization (Saso) P.O. Box 3483 P.O. Box 3437 Riyadh 11471 Riyadh 11471 tel +966 1 4013334 tel +966 1 4520000 / 4489366 fax +966 1 4043412 / 4043400 fax +966 1 4520086 Information Center tel +966 1 4520132 fax +966 1 4520196 Saudi Red Crescent Society Saudi Electricity Co (Sec) Riyadh 11129 P.O.Box 57 tel +966 1 4740925 / 4740027 Riyadh 11411 fax +966 1 4740430 tel +966 1 4032222 fax +966 1 4051191 Saudi Consolidated Electric Co for the Eastern Region (Sceco-Eastern) P.O.Box 5190 Dammam 31422 tel +966 3 85723 Hotel _____________________________________________________________________________________ Abha Al Baha Inter-Continental ***** Sasco ***** P.O.Box 1447 P.O.Box 388 tel +966 7 2247777 tel +966 7 72544000 fax +966 7 2244113 fax +966 7 7254008 Al Khobar Al Hammad Carlton Al Moaibed ***** P.O.Box 1454/1455 P.O.Box 1235 tel +966 3 8980988 tel +966 3 8575455 fax +966 3 8646557 fax +966 3 8575443 Gulf Meridien ***** P.O.Box 1266 tel +966 3 8646000 / 8941400 fax +966 3 8981651 Dhahran/Dammam Al Hamra **** Al-Gosaibi ***** P.O.Box 1411 P.O.Box 51 King Khalid Avenue Dhahran Airport 31932 tel +966 3 8333444 tel +966 3 8942466 fax +966 3 8333444 fax +966 3 8947533 Belhamar Carlton Al-Moaibed ***** P.O.Box 2259 P.O.Box 1235 tel +966 3 8320063 Al Khobar 31952 fax +966 3 8341564 / 8320484 tel +966 3 8575455 fax +966 3 8575443 Dhahran International ***** Gulf Meridien ***** P.O.Box 428 P.O.Box 1266 Dhahran Airport 31932 Al Khobar 31952 tel +966 3 8918555 tel +966 3 8646000 fax +966 3 8918559 fax +966 3 8981651 Ramada Palace Sheraton Dammam ***** P.O.Box 381 P.O.Box 5397 Dhahran Airport 31932 Dammam 31422 tel +966 3 8915444 tel +966 3 8345555 fax +966 3 8915333 fax +966 3 8349872 Jeddah Albilad Hotel Movenpick **** Al Hamra Sofitel ***** tel +966 2 6544777 P.O.Box 7375 fax +966 2 6547098 Palestine Avenue tel +966 2 6602000 fax +966 2 6604145 Al Salam Holiday Inn Jeddah ***** Casablanca **** P.O.Box 6582 Madinah Road Jeddah 21452 tel +966 2 6827771 tel +966 2 6314000 fax +966 2 6822656 fax +966 2 6324194 Crowne Plaza Jeddah ***** Holiday Inn Resort P.O.Box 10924 Obhur ***** Jeddah 21443 Kings' Road tel +966 2 6611000 P.O.Box 10924 fax +966 2 6606326 Jeddah 21533 tel +966 2 6563030 fax +966 2 6561104 Hyatt Regency Jeddah ***** Jeddah InterContinental ***** P.O.Box 8483 P.O.Box 41855, Corniche Road Jeddah 21482 Jeddah 21531 tel +966 2 6519800 / 6521234 tel: +966 2 6611800 fax +966 2 6516260 fax +966 2 6611145 Jeddah Marriott ***** Red Sea Palace ***** P.O.Box 6448 P.O.Box 824 Jeddah 21442 Jeddah 21421 tel +966 2 6714000 tel +966 2 6428555 fax +966 2 6715990 fax +966 2 6422395 Jubail Al Jubail InterContinental P.O.Box 10167 Al Jubail 31961 tel +966 4 3417000 fax +966 4 3227281 Riyadh Hyatt Regency Riyadh ***** Holiday Inn Riyadh Minhal **** P.O.Box 18006 P.O.Box 17058 Riyadh 11415 Riyadh 11484 tel +966 1 4791234
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