Saudi Minister of Investment Khalid Al-Falih announced that Saudi Arabia has completed nearly 85% of its Vision 2030 transformation goals, affirming that the Kingdom’s comprehensive reform and development journey continues to advance steadily toward sustainable economic and social progress.
Speaking at an international economic forum, Al-Falih described Vision 2030 as a global model for long-term strategic planning, highlighting its success in diversifying income sources, boosting non-oil sectors, and attracting foreign investment.
He noted that the Kingdom has made significant progress across infrastructure, technology, education, renewable energy, tourism, and culture, reflecting leadership’s unwavering commitment to transforming the national economy into one that is more resilient, diversified, and sustainable.
Al-Falih emphasized that Saudi Arabia is now among the world’s most attractive investment destinations, driven by ongoing reforms, enhanced business regulations, and strong investor confidence in the Saudi economy.
He further stressed that these achievements result from institutional collaboration, public-private partnerships, and investments in human capital, adding that the coming years will see the completion of major projects in energy, AI, transport, and sustainable tourism.
Concluding his remarks, Al-Falih reaffirmed that Vision 2030 represents a historic and holistic transformation—one that not only reshapes the economy but also empowers Saudi citizens and strengthens the Kingdom’s global influence as a leading force in the world economy.
Source: Arab News
