With a number of programmes and mega projects in the pipeline, Saudi Arabia must look to rapidly shift away from its oil past, but time is running out

Just two days into Aramco’s IPO, the oil giant’s valuation has gone beyond its $2trn goal, causing some concern among global investors

As Saudi Arabia moves to diversify its economy away from oil, its private sector is beginning to truly thrive

Over half of Saudi Arabia’s oil production has been affected by an airstrike on one of its oil facilities, causing a record leap in the price of Brent crude

The owner of Virgin has suspended talks with Saudi Arabia’s national wealth fund after the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

As part of its drive to diversify its oil-reliant economy, Saudi Arabia has begun investing in purpose-built economic cities. However, doubts remain about whether they can live up to the lofty aspirations of their architects

AMC, the largest cinema operator in the world, has been granted the first commercial license to open a cinema in the kingdom in more than 35 years

Saudi Arabia is undergoing a series of changes that aim to reduce the country’s reliance on fossil fuels and augment the participation of the private sector in the economy

Banks and stock exchanges the world over are competing to be involved in the listing of Saudi Aramco, but a record-breaking IPO may not be in the best interests of the Saudi Government

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 programme will drive growth across the country, most notably in its asset management, tourism and insurance sectors

During a three-day international business conference, Saudi Arabia revealed the NEOM project, a $500bn urban business zone between Egypt and Jordan

Saudi Arabia’s central bank has joined the Islamic financial regulator AAOIFI in a move that could increase cross-border financial trading in the region

Through implementing wide-ranging economic and regulatory reforms Saudi Arabia is creating significant opportunities for asset managers

As the world slowly attempts to wean itself off near-exhausted oil supplies, the passage to the new energy future will prove arduous for Earth’s largest producer of the commodity

By promoting Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has accelerated plans to transform the country’s oil-dependent economy