(MENAFN) At the FII Priority conference in Miami, experts noted that Miami and Saudi Arabia share many similarities when it comes to promoting better living standards for their citizens through socio-economic policies. According to Jeff Zalaznick, the restaurateur and managing partner of Major Food Group, Miami has a welcoming spirit that has set it up for success from the top down. Zalaznick also highlighted the similarities between the quality of life and business policies in Miami and what is happening in Saudi Arabia, particularly with Vision 2030.
The Kingdom has made quality of life a priority in its Vision 2030 plan, which is one of the few plans in the world to have a dedicated minister for improving the quality of life for residents. Jerry Inzerillo, the group CEO of Diriyah Gate Development Authority, noted that everything in Saudi Arabia is based on quality of life, and that it is so important to the Crown Prince that he set up its own ministry. Inzerillo also mentioned that positivity and optimism are the fuel of the country.
In the latest World Happiness Report, Saudi Arabia was ranked second in the Arab World and 30th in the world. The rankings reflect the Kingdom's efforts to improve the quality of life for its citizens and promote socio-economic policies that support their well-being. Overall, the similarities between Miami and Saudi Arabia in promoting quality of life and business opportunities bode well for both cities, as they continue to attract businesses and talent from around the world.
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