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The National Transformation Programme and the outlook for Saudi Arabia

10 September 2017

Register here to join MEED’s live-streamed broadcast on the outlook for Saudi Arabia this Thursday,14 September 2017 at 13:00 (UAE)

It is just over one year since Saudi Arabia launched its National Transformation Programme (NTP) aimed at turning around the giant Saudi economy and implementing the first phase of reforms set out in the kingdom’s ambitious Vision 2030 economic masterplan.

Register here to join MEED Live at 13:00 (UAE) Thursday 14 September

This week, it emerged that Riyadh is working on NTP 2.0, a revised version of the programme that re-phases some of the objectives of the original plan, postponing some of the implementation deadlines and removing other elements of the plan.

Details of the revised NTP are yet to be revealed, but the rescheduling of the plan is aimed at introducing more realistic objectives for the government as it seeks to deliver the most wide-ranging economic reform programme ever seen in the region.

But NTP 2.0 introduces yet more uncertainty for businesses and investors in the kingdom, who are already struggling with the impact of Riyadh’s tough fiscal consolidation agenda.

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Richard Thompson

Jennifer Aguinaldo

Jennifer Aguinaldo

Andrew Roscoe

Andrew Roscoe

Join MEED’s live-streamed discussion at 13:00 (UAE) this Thursday, 14 September 2017, as the MEED examines progress on the NTP so far, and considers the outlook for business and projects in Saudi Arabia for the remainder of 2017 and 21018.

Register here to join MEED Live at 13:000 (UAE) Thursday 14 September

MEED Editorial Director Richard Thompson is joined by MEED’s Power & Water Editor Andrew Roscoe and Transport & Technology Editor Jennifer Aguinaldo to discuss:

  • Progress on the National Transformation Programme
  • Outlook for Saudi Arabia’s projects market
  • Opportunities and challenges ahead

Have your questions answered and add your insight to the debate as the MEED team discusses by registering to join the broadcast here.

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