Saudi Arabia wants to see Turkish investors as part of its 2030 Vision to become a global investment powerhouse, the kingdom's ambassador to Ankara, Walid Bin Abdul Karim al-Kharaj, said Tuesday.

Speaking at the special session of the 22nd World Petroleum Congress, of which the Anadolu Agency (AA) is the global communication sponsor, Kharaj said the kingdom strongly supports its 2030 Vision.

Saudi Arabia's 2030 Vision lays out a blueprint for the kingdom's long-term goals and expectations reflecting its strengths and capabilities. Some of the principles target the country becoming a global investment powerhouse and aim to transform the country's unique strategic location into a global hub connecting the three continents of Asia, Europe and Africa.

Saudi Arabia has been employing 13 national transformative programs to be able to achieve this vision, which includes forming strategic partnerships, strengthening the private and public sectors and restructuring the country's public investment funds.

The head of Saudi Arabia's General Investment Authority, Ayidth al-Otaibi, explained that they are seeking around $30 billion in investment per year to be able to achieve the vision.

"We will try to avail all opportunities we can. We look forward to seeing Turkish investors in Saudi Arabia," he said.

He added that renewable energy, mining, chemicals, retail, tourism and health care services would be among the main sectors they will focus on as part of their 2030 Vision.