Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030: Targets Fall Short

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) reported preliminary assets under management of $910 billion in 2025, missing its $1.09 trillion target, as outlined in the Vision 2030 report released Tuesday. Additionally, real non-oil GDP and foreign direct investment figures also fell short of their respective goals.

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030: Targets Fall Short
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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) reported preliminary assets under management of $910 billion by the end of 2025. This figure falls short of the ambitious $1.09 trillion target set in the Vision 2030 plan.

According to the Vision 2030 report released on Tuesday, the Kingdom's real non-oil GDP reached $892 billion, missing the target of $904 billion. Meanwhile, foreign direct investment accounted for 2.8% of the GDP, not meeting the 3.4% goal outlined in the report.

These figures indicate challenges in achieving the strategic targets set under Vision 2030, reflecting ongoing efforts and adjustments needed in Saudi Arabia's economic landscape.

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