Saudi Arabia Approves $57.86 Billion Borrowing Plan for 2026
Saudi Arabia's finance ministry has approved a borrowing plan for 2026, totaling 217 billion riyals ($57.86 billion), to address a projected budget deficit and principal repayments. This move underscores the kingdom's commitment to its Vision 2030 economic diversification strategy.
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Saudi Arabia's finance ministry has announced the approval of a comprehensive borrowing plan for 2026, amounting to 217 billion riyals ($57.86 billion). This plan is designed to cover a projected budget deficit of approximately $44 billion and principal repayments estimated at $13.87 billion. The decision aligns with Saudi Arabia's ongoing commitment to its Vision 2030 initiative, which is entering its third phase focused on maximizing the impact of previous reforms.
