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Growing economy makes Saudi a popular investment hub
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Saudi reached its highest GDP rate in over ten years at 8.7 percent in 2022
This June 15, Tadawul market cap exceeded $2.9 trillion.
Saudi allocated a budget of $7.3 billion for the global event
As Riyadh competes against Rome, Odessa, and Busan to host the event
MBS to lead Saudi delegation at Paris summit for new global financial pact
The two countries have enjoyed strong economic ties for decades
Growth of non-oil activities up 5.4 percent in the first quarter of this year
Fund sees non-oil growth in Saudi to stay strong, averaging 5%
Kingdom launches first special economic zone for cloud computing investment
Moderate debt levels, large financial reserves and high economic resilience
Regional integration in focus
Government expects non-oil sector to grow by about 6% in 3 and 5 years
Contribution to job creation and increasing GDP
Mainly weighed by an increase in rental prices
Creating new hubs for businesses across key growth sectors
The Kingdom's financial strength, public debt control, and continued progress on reforms
Labor force participation rate increased by 1 percentage point
Deals include qualitative projects, events, academies, and medical clinics
Increase in housing, water, electricity, and gas prices by 7%
Saudi GDP rose 5.5% in Q4
As Kingdom’s FM visits Kyiv
