Non-Oil GDP Share: 76% ▲ -7.7pp vs 2020 | Saudi Unemployment: 3.5% ▲ -0.5pp vs 2023 | PIF AUM: $941.3B ▲ +$345B vs 2022 | Inbound FDI: $21.3B ▼ -6.4% vs 2023 | Female Participation: 33% ▲ -1.1pp vs 2023 | Credit Rating: Aa3/A+ ▲ Moody's / Fitch | GDP Growth: 2.0% ▲ +1.5pp vs 2023 | Umrah Pilgrims: 16.92M ▲ vs 11.3M target | Non-Oil GDP Share: 76% ▲ -7.7pp vs 2020 | Saudi Unemployment: 3.5% ▲ -0.5pp vs 2023 | PIF AUM: $941.3B ▲ +$345B vs 2022 | Inbound FDI: $21.3B ▼ -6.4% vs 2023 | Female Participation: 33% ▲ -1.1pp vs 2023 | Credit Rating: Aa3/A+ ▲ Moody's / Fitch | GDP Growth: 2.0% ▲ +1.5pp vs 2023 | Umrah Pilgrims: 16.92M ▲ vs 11.3M target |

Oil

When the Drones Came Home: How the Iran War Exposed the Fragility of Vision 2030

Iranian drones struck Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura refinery on March 2, 2026, forcing a shutdown of 550,000 barrels per day. For Vision 2030, the attack detonated the foundational assumption that Saudi Arabia could reform in peace.

Mar 12, 2026

Arabian Gulf

The body of water forming Saudi Arabia's eastern coastline, strategically vital as the conduit for the Kingdom's oil exports and industrial operations.

Feb 22, 2026

Dammam

The capital of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and the centre of the Kingdom's oil industry, located on the Arabian Gulf coast.

Feb 22, 2026

Eastern Province

Saudi Arabia's largest administrative region by area, home to the Kingdom's oil industry, major industrial cities, and significant economic diversification potential.

Feb 22, 2026

Saudi Aramco

The world's largest oil company and most profitable corporation, majority-owned by the Saudi government and listed on the Tadawul stock exchange.

Feb 22, 2026

Saudi Aramco's Future Beyond Hydrocarbons

Saudi Aramco's strategic evolution — from the world's largest oil company to a diversified energy and chemicals conglomerate.

Feb 22, 2026