RIYADH: An agreement was signed at Asharqia Chamber to export over 100,00 tons of agricultural and industrial sulfur to India and east Asian countries annually, as Saudi-Indian investments reach $24 billion. The volume of petrochemicals trade exchange is estimated at $9.13 billion, and $1.03 billion in agricultural petrochemicals and fertilizers.  Investments and trade exchange between the two countries is expected reach $100 billion during the next five years. Director of the industry ministry’s branch in the eastern province Abdulaziz Al-Shuaibi and several relevant officials attended the signing ceremony.