Chamber of Commerce & Industries, its importance, functions, nature & activities in national & International business.
Hi, today we are here for an economic overview of Saudi Arabia, one of the Middle East’s leading centers in international trade.
Saudi Arabia is a Middle Eastern Gulf County located near the Persian gulf with surplus Trade Balance.
Saudi Arabia has a large, resource-rich economy where oil and natural gas remain highly important.
At the same time, driving diversification into tourism, manufacturing, logistics, technology, entertainment, finance and other non-oil sectors.
In the World Bank’s final Doing Business 2020 ranking, Saudi Arabia ranked 62nd out of 190 economies, with a score of 71.6.
Major business centers include Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Dhahran, Mecca and Medina.
Riyadh is the leading financial, corporate and government center, while Jeddah is a major commercial and logistics hub.
The Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia is particularly important for energy and petrochemicals.
Principal industries include crude oil, natural gas, petroleum refining, petrochemicals, fertilizers, mining and energy services.
Saudi Arabia imports machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, industrial components, pharmaceuticals, food products and consumer goods.
China was the largest source, followed by the European Union, the United States, the United Arab Emirates and India.
Saudi Arabia’s major exports are dominated by crude oil, petroleum products, natural gas-related products and petrochemicals, plastics, chemicals and others.
Saudi Arabia is a hereditary monarchy, with political authority centered on the royal family and strong state institutions.
Socially, Saudi culture is deeply influenced by Islamic traditions, Arab heritage, family values, hospitality and community relationships.
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