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Employment rises 195% annually
Saudi Arabia experienced a significant increase in the number of new subscribers and individuals subject to social insurance regulations and laws during the second quarter of 2026. The total number reached 487,339 subscribers, representing an increase of 322,551 compared to the same period last year, which reflects an annual growth rate of 195.74%. Riyadh region led the growth, registering 306,089 new subscribers, accounting for approximately 69% of the total increase across the kingdom, with an annual growth rate of 262.71%. Other regions such as Mecca and the Eastern Province also saw notable rises, while Al-Jouf recorded the highest growth percentage at 357.37%, where the number of subscribers increased from 889 to 4,066 over the year. The data indicates a clear trend toward increasing subscriptions in the kingdom, with sustained growth across various regions—especially in the more densely populated areas—reflecting expanded insurance coverage and a growing labor market.
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