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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia achieved a record increase in its non-oil trade surplus with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in 2025, jumping to 55.69 billion riyals, a growth rate of 159.44% compared to 2024. This was driven by a rise in non-oil exports and an expanded presence in regional markets. The United Arab Emirates led the GCC countries in terms of surplus value, reaching 51.24 billion riyals, an increase of 29.5 billion riyals, with an annual growth rate of 130.91%. Qatar recorded the highest relative growth rate, with its surplus doubling by 267.51% to reach 6.62 billion riyals. Meanwhile, Kuwait continued its growth trend, with its surplus increasing by 31.08%. Conversely, Bahrain experienced an increase in its surplus, but Oman’s deficit widened to 10.10 billion riyals, making it the sixth Gulf country to record a deficit with Saudi Arabia.
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