Saudi Vision 2030: Goals, Progress, KPIs, and the 2026 Mid-Term Reality Check

Wed, 06 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Saudi Vision 2030 is the most ambitious sovereign reform program of the post-Cold War era. Approved by the Council of Ministers on 25 April 2016 and architected by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, it set out to convert a hydrocarbon rentier state into a diversified, partially privatised, services-and-manufacturing economy in fourteen years. The blueprint covers ninety-six strategic objectives, thirteen delivery programmes, and a notional capital envelope of around three trillion US dollars across public, sovereign-fund, and induced private investment. By design, it is a fifteen-year wager that the Kingdom can build a non-oil revenue base large enough to outpace the structural decline of crude as a fiscal anchor.

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Saudi Vision 2030: Goals, Progress, KPIs, and the 2026 Mid-Term Reality Check