In a virtual meeting to examine Saudi Arabia’s economic scene for the latter part of 2025 and 2026, the Saudi Council for Economic Affairs and Development assessed this month’s Economy and Planning Ministry report. The report contained thorough analysis of global economy developments in addition to an evaluation of the difficulties that the nation’s economy faces.

Featured in the report was progress in commercial diversification as per Saudi Vision 2030. Of note was the nation’s fourth continuous quarter of growth through dedicated activity excluding the oil sector. As well, as per the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reports, the Purchasing Managers’ Index has reached a three-month peak.

Also under review was the quarterly performance report for the programs enacting Vision 2030 in addition to state tactics for the opening quarter of 2025. Included in the assay was the implementation status of these various programs, the completion of key objectives, and national and sectoral strategic appraisal.

The meeting saw further government agency operational assessments given by the National Center for Measuring Government Agency Performance (Adaa), with emphasis on increasing the efficiency of aim fulfillment. Additionally, advances on policies given throughout the second quarter were reviewed. Examinations on assorted procedural topics were conducted too, such as structural provisions for events committees and tactics for expansion of the Asir area.