Why Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is no longer just a regional economic leader, it is a global investment destination undergoing a profound transformation. Driven by Vision 2030, the Kingdom is reshaping its economic landscape, opening new sectors, and positioning itself as a strategic hub for international business.
Strategic Advantages
Scale and Growth Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the Middle East and the 18th largest globally, with a GDP exceeding $1.1 trillion (2023). Over $3 trillion in investment opportunities have been announced across key sectors.
Demographics and Workforce With a population of over 36 million—70% under the age of 35, the Kingdom offers a young, tech-savvy, and increasingly skilled labor force.
Geographic Positioning Located at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, Saudi Arabia provides unmatched access to global trade routes and regional markets.
Regulatory Reform and Ownership Foreign investors are now permitted 100% ownership in most sectors. Licensing processes have been streamlined, and new incentives are available for companies establishing regional headquarters.
We are your partner in that journey
Saudi Arabia offers a rare combination of scale, access, and momentum. For foreign companies, the opportunity is not only to enter a high-growth market, but to help shape it. With the right guidance, businesses can navigate complexity, build strategic partnerships, and contribute to a long-term national vision.
Business Climate
Legal and Regulatory Modernization New commercial laws, dispute resolution mechanisms, and IP protections are in place to support foreign entities.
Investment Facilitation Government bodies such as the Ministry of Investment (MISA) and Invest Saudi offer structured support for market entry and expansion.
Infrastructure and Connectivity Giga-projects like NEOM, Diriyah, and Qiddiya are redefining urban development and creating new platforms for business collaboration.
Vision 2030 Alignment
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is a national transformation plan focused on economic diversification, sustainability, and global integration. Key sectors include:
Tourism and heritage development
Renewable energy and smart infrastructure
Technology and digital innovation
Culture, entertainment, and sports
Advanced manufacturing and logistics
Hosting events like Formula 1, Expo 2030, and the 2034 FIFA World Cup signals the Kingdom’s rise as a global hub for business, culture, and innovation.
