It indicated that they reached a record $219 billion in the last 18 months, as part of its plan to promote the non-oil industry and diversify its income, which is heavily dependent on crude oil.
The Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar al-Khorayef, said that non-oil exports reached a record 515 billion riyals (just over $137.263 billion) in 2024.
Meanwhile, in the first half of 2025, they reached a historic high of 307 billion riyals (about $81.825 billion).
The Made in Saudi Arabia program was launched in 2021, three years after the announcement of this vision, sponsored by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, as Riyadh implements numerous multi-billion dollar initiatives across all sectors in recent years to modernize the country.
This nation is the largest crude oil producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and holds approximately 17% of the world’s reserves.
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