Saudi Arabia is set to invest $1bn in infrastructure projects by 2030, according to a government minister.
Minister of Economy and Planning Faisal Alibrahim stated that Saudi Arabia’s non-oil sector is poised for substantial growth by 2026, driven by the expansion of key industries.
He also noted that infrastructure investments are expected to reach approximately $1tn by 2030, supported by clear economic objectives and long-term private-sector strategies.
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Speaking at the Public Investment Fund (PIF) Private Sector Forum, Minister Alibrahim emphasised PIF’s central role in economic growth by establishing and funding strategic companies.
He highlighted how these initiatives have strengthened government integration and fostered new industries that contribute to economic development.
The minister stressed that PIF’s mission extends beyond financial returns, playing a crucial role in advancing the knowledge economy and introducing innovative business models.
He also underscored PIF’s commitment to developing national talent and human capital.
On Saudi Vision 2030, Minister Alibrahim highlighted the importance of diversifying the economy and reducing reliance on a single revenue source by strengthening non-oil sectors and boosting high-value exports.
He described the Kingdom’s economic transformation as more than a transitional phase, calling it a fundamental shift that redefines the national economy.
He concluded by reaffirming PIF’s pivotal role in fostering public-private partnerships and supporting sustainable growth, ensuring the successful realization of Saudi Vision 2030.
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