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The writer argues that Saudi Arabia maintained its stability during the war despite disruptions to shipping and rising transport and insurance costs. This was made possible by strong state institutions, investment in infrastructure, the ability to reroute trade, and economic diversification under Vision 2030. The writer notes that Vision programs have achieved 93% of their targets, non-oil exports have risen 155% since 2016, and the private sector accounts for 51% of the economy. In 2025, non-oil activities grew by 4.9%, the central bank’s foreign assets stood at around $437 billion, and nonperforming loans amounted to 1% of total loans. The article cites these indicators as evidence of the economy’s capacity to absorb shocks. It concludes that resilience does not depend on the absence of risks, but on being prepared for them, sustaining development, and maintaining trust between the leadership and society.
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