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Saudi Vision 2030 Enters Final Phase as 2025 KPIs Reach 93% Target Compliance

The2025 Vision 2030 annual report confirms that Saudi Arabia’s economy has emerged as a $1.31 trillion, non‑oil‑centric engine, with non‑oil GDP now accounting for 55 % of output and private‑sector contribution climbing to 51 % of GDP. Sovereign capital under the Public Investment Fund has expanded to $909.7 billion, supporting a five‑fold increase in foreign direct investment to $35.5 billion and generating more than one million domestic jobs since 2018.

Strategic milestones include the completion or on‑track status of 94 % of the 1,290 Vision initiatives, a doubling of the number of SMEs to over 1.7 million, and a rise in female labor force participation to 35 %. These outcomes have catalyzed a burgeoning venture‑capital ecosystem, with private‑equity and VC allocations increasingly directed toward high‑growth sectors such as fintech, health‑tech and renewable energy, positioning Saudi Arabia as the region’s primary conduit for sovereign‑backed dealmaking.

The infrastructure thrust of Phase 3 is reshaping the MENA landscape: Riyadh Season now draws over 17 million visitors, the Red Sea project hosts 50,000 tourists across nine luxury resorts, and the Haramain High‑Speed Railway moves 9.6 million passengers, illustrating a logistics and tourism network that can serve as a model for regional connectivity. Parallel investments in renewable‑energy capacity (46 GW), protected land (18 %) and transport corridors underscore a sovereign‑capital‑driven blueprint for sustainable, cross‑border economic integration.

Looking ahead, Phase 3 will accelerate delivery through enhanced private‑sector participation and deepened international cooperation, leveraging the Kingdom’s sovereign wealth to seed venture‑fund pipelines and infrastructure joint ventures across the Gulf and wider MENA. This approach is expected to sustain double‑digit growth in non‑oil GDP, amplify regional capital market depth, and cement Saudi Arabia’s role as the premier hub for sovereign‑led, venture‑backed transformation in the Middle East and North Africa.

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