Khaled Juffali welcomed the delegation and underlined the longstanding business relationships between the two companies which started in the mid-1960s. He briefed the guests on the economic and infrastructure developments in the Kingdom and discussed the future strategic business opportunities with Bosch group.
Mohamad Abdulrahim, the newly-appointed general manager of Juffali Auto Parts Company (JAPCO), presented an overview of automotive aftermarket business in the Kingdom.
Earlier, the Bosch delegation visited Help Center, a state-of-the-art facility for intellectually challenged individuals.
Maha Juffali, the director and trustee of the center, presented the establishment’s history and performance since its inception in 1985 and gave the visitors a tour of the center.
Tyroller deeply appreciated the role Help Center has played for the children with special needs and announced to donate a fitness track equipment on behalf of Robert Bosch GmbH.
Hanser, too, expressed his admiration for the effective role Juffali has played on the business as well as the humanitarian front.
He saw his visit as an excellent opportunity to get closer to the trade partners in Saudi Arabia.
With annual turnover grossing over SR240 billion, around 300,000 employees and 300 manufacturing sites around the globe, Robert Bosch GmbH is the world’s largest supplier of automobile components having strong ties with virtually all noteworthy automobile companies.
Juffali, Bosch’s sole representative for over 45 years, has played a significant role in the Kingdom’s development.
The group has the trust of over hundred foreign partners including Mercedes Benz, Siemens, IBM, Michelin, Dow Chemicals, Liebherr, etc. in diversified commercial and industrial sectors.
Peter Tyroller and Khaled Juffali shared confidence in the ongoing economic development plans by the Saudi government.
They expressed belief that the Kingdom’s record spending in the areas of education, health and infrastructure will have far-reaching impact on the private sector as well as social uplift.
