From left: Rizni Faizer, CEO of New Concepts at Bayt Altawabel; Prince Waleed bin Nasser Al Saud, Founder and Chairman of Bayt Altawabel; Wazni Wazeer, Co-Founder and Director of Chocoholics; and Fayaz Nizam, Co-Founder andDirector of Chocoholics, following the signing of the expansion agreement. Chocoholics, Sri Lanka’s premium dessert café brand renowned for its Belgian chocolate creations, today announced its first international expansion with plans to open outlets in Saudi Arabia, marking the beginning of a broader global journey. The announcement follows the visit of Prince Waleed bin Nasser Al Saud, Founder and Chairman of Bayt Altawabel and Mr. Rizni…
Chocoholics Café Announces First International Expansion with Entry into Saudi Arabia
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