Economic-Transformation on SAUDI VISION 2030 Intelligence Platform

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.

Non-Oil GDP Contribution — Progress Tracker

Sun, 22 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Current Status

On Track — this non-oil GDP contribution KPI tracker measures how much of Saudi Arabia’s real economy comes from non-oil activity versus the Vision 2030 target of 65%+.

Saudi Arabia’s non-oil activities account for 55 per cent of real GDP in the 2025 Vision 2030 Annual Report, up from 45 per cent at the 2016 baseline. Current-price or nominal GDP shares can differ because oil prices mechanically change the denominator; this page uses the official real-GDP contribution series for the headline, KPI card, and ticker.

Vision 2030 Successes

Sun, 22 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Vision 2030 Successes 2025: Key Achievements and Milestones

Vision 2030 successes in 2025 include measurable achievements in women’s workforce participation, tourism, non-oil growth, entertainment, digital government, housing, and capital markets. While the programme encompasses hundreds of initiatives across dozens of sectors, the key achievements and milestones below stand out for their scale, speed, and transformative impact. Together they show how Saudi Arabia’s centrally coordinated national development strategy has moved from launch narrative to delivered change.