#Vision2030

SaveFast Training Academy KSAsavefastsa
2025-11-20

Safety First, Always! đŸ”„ We successfully conducted a comprehensive Fire Mock Drill Training at the Henakiyah PV Project site in Saudi Arabia.

Our team, in partnership with safety experts from Rouad Al-Athad (Save Fast KSA), underwent rigorous training on emergency response procedures, ensuring all personnel are prepared to act swiftly and decisively.

Holly Ellyatt reveals the Saudi Crown Prince's U.S. visit signals a push to deepen trade, AI, and security ties with President Trump after a $600B Saudi pledge. Riyadh aims to reshape its image amid human rights critiques and expand investments under Vision 2030. Discover more on these complex diplomatic and economic shifts.

cnbc.com/2025/11/18/saudi-crow #USSaudiRelations #Trade #Vision2030

Dr : Issa Abbas Wakeddrissawaked
2025-11-08

🇾🇩 Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — the most powerful and visionary leader in the Middle East, shaping the future of the region.

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2025-11-05

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2025-11-04

💬 Was wĂŒnscht ihr euch fĂŒr Dortmunds Zukunft?

Eine Stadt, die klimaneutral, sozial und lebenswert bleibt – fĂŒr alle Menschen, die hier leben. 🌿🏡🌍
Mit Mut zu VerĂ€nderung, Platz fĂŒr Innovation und solidarischem Zusammenhalt đŸ€â€ïž

Together we change Dortmund – heute und morgen. ✹💚

Yasir bin Othman Al-Rumayyanyasiralrumayyan
2025-10-30

We reflected on PIF’s remarkable growth and global impact over the past decade — and the even greater opportunities ahead.

Yasir bin Othman Al-Rumayyanyasiralrumayyan
2025-10-30

It was a pleasure to join Robert F. Smith, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, for a special conversation at .
We discussed how PIF portfolio companies are driving progress toward realizing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 — creating sustainable growth, empowering innovation, and shaping a diversified global economy for future generations.

2025-10-28

Coupe du monde 2034 : l’Arabie saoudite dĂ©voile son projet de stade perchĂ© Ă  350 mĂštres de hauteur (VIDEO)

Pour la Coupe du monde 2034, l’Arabie saoudite ne compte pas faire les choses Ă  moitiĂ©. Le royaume a rĂ©vĂ©lĂ© les premiĂšres images du “NEOM Stadium”, une enceinte sportive vertigineuse installĂ©e Ă  350 mĂštres d’altitude, au cƓur du mĂ©gaprojet futuriste “The Line”. Symbole d’ambition technologique et d’audace architecturale, le stade suscite dĂ©jĂ  fascination et controverse.

L’Arabie saoudite vise les sommets du sport et de la technologie

Un projet pharaonique au cƓur du dĂ©sert

Le royaume saoudien entend frapper fort Ă  l’occasion de la Coupe du monde 2034. Dans un reportage exclusif publiĂ© par Paris Match, le pays a prĂ©sentĂ© le “NEOM Stadium”, une infrastructure hors du commun censĂ©e accueillir jusqu’à 46 000 spectateurs.
L’enceinte sera perchĂ©e au sommet d’une tour culminant Ă  plus de 350 mĂštres, faisant d’elle le premier stade suspendu dans les airs de l’histoire du football mondial. Un projet Ă  la mesure des ambitions du prince hĂ©ritier Mohammed ben Salmane, plus connu sous le nom de “MBS”.

Une vitrine pour la ville futuriste “The Line”

Ce stade d’un nouveau genre verra le jour dans le cadre de “The Line”, une citĂ© linĂ©aire ultramoderne en construction dans le nord-ouest de l’Arabie saoudite. Ce mĂ©gaprojet, pensĂ© comme une vitrine de l’innovation et du dĂ©veloppement durable, s’inscrit dans le plan de transformation “Vision 2030” du royaume.
Le “NEOM Stadium” devrait ĂȘtre achevĂ© d’ici 2032, soit deux ans avant le coup d’envoi du Mondial, et accueillera plusieurs matchs jusqu’aux quarts de finale selon les premiĂšres annonces officielles.

Un symbole d’innovation
 et de puissance politique

Une architecture spectaculaire alimentée par les énergies vertes

Selon les informations relayées par Paris Match, le stade sera entiÚrement alimenté par des énergies renouvelables. Conçu comme une prouesse technologique, il incarnera la volonté du pays de se positionner en leader des infrastructures sportives durables.
Le “NEOM Stadium” doit ainsi devenir un emblĂšme d’innovation, mais aussi un outil de communication internationale pour le rĂ©gime saoudien, dĂ©sireux d’amĂ©liorer son image Ă  l’échelle mondiale.

Une logistique qui interroge

Si l’ambition du projet impressionne, elle soulĂšve aussi de nombreuses interrogations pratiques. Comment acheminer des dizaines de milliers de supporters Ă  350 mĂštres d’altitude, dans une structure en plein dĂ©sert ?
Les dĂ©fis liĂ©s Ă  la sĂ©curitĂ©, Ă  la circulation de l’air ou encore Ă  la gestion des foules risquent d’ĂȘtre titanesques. Mais le gouvernement saoudien, habituĂ© aux projets monumentaux, semble dĂ©terminĂ© Ă  repousser les limites de la faisabilitĂ© technique.

Entre rĂȘve d’avenir et critiques persistantes

Des ambitions grandioses dans un contexte controversé

Ce nouveau symbole de modernitĂ© ne parvient pas Ă  occulter les zones d’ombre entourant l’Arabie saoudite. De nombreuses organisations internationales rappellent rĂ©guliĂšrement les atteintes aux droits humains, la censure politique ou encore les restrictions imposĂ©es aux libertĂ©s individuelles.
Beaucoup voient dans cette Coupe du monde une opĂ©ration de “soft power” destinĂ©e Ă  redorer l’image d’un rĂ©gime autoritaire Ă  travers le sport et la culture.

L’ombre du “sportswashing” plane sur le projet

Depuis plusieurs annĂ©es, le royaume investit massivement dans le sport mondial : Formule 1, golf, boxe, tennis et football avec des transferts records en Ligue saoudienne. Ce nouveau stade s’inscrit dans cette stratĂ©gie de sĂ©duction internationale.
Cependant, pour une partie de l’opinion publique occidentale, ces projets d’envergure masquent difficilement la rĂ©alitĂ© du pays. Sur les rĂ©seaux sociaux, de nombreux internautes dĂ©noncent une “grandeur artificielle” qui ferait oublier les enjeux Ă©thiques.

Un défi architectural et géopolitique hors norme

L’Arabie saoudite, unique candidate pour 2034

Avec ce projet spectaculaire, Riyad se place naturellement au centre de toutes les attentions. Le pays est Ă  ce jour le seul Ă  s’ĂȘtre officiellement portĂ© candidat Ă  l’organisation de la Coupe du monde 2034.
En construisant un stade suspendu dans les airs, l’Arabie saoudite envoie un signal clair : celui d’un État prĂȘt Ă  dĂ©fier les lois de la gravitĂ©, autant physiques que diplomatiques, pour s’imposer comme un acteur majeur du football mondial.

Un projet entre ambition et vertige

Le “NEOM Stadium” incarne Ă  lui seul les paradoxes du royaume : innovation technologique et image futuriste d’un cĂŽtĂ©, controverse politique et questionnements Ă©thiques de l’autre.
Reste Ă  savoir si, d’ici 2032, ce stade perchĂ© au-dessus du dĂ©sert deviendra une rĂ©alitĂ© tangible ou restera un mirage architectural, symbole des rĂȘves grandioses d’un pays en quĂȘte de reconnaissance mondiale.

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Entre ciel et sable, l’Arabie saoudite redessine les frontiùres du possible

En annonçant la construction d’un stade Ă  350 mĂštres d’altitude, le royaume saoudien ambitionne de marquer durablement l’histoire du sport et de l’architecture. Ce projet spectaculaire traduit Ă  la fois la volontĂ© d’innover et le dĂ©sir d’exister sur la scĂšne internationale. Mais Ă  mesure que le rĂȘve s’élĂšve vers les nuages, les critiques, elles, restent bien ancrĂ©es au sol. L’avenir dira si ce “NEOM Stadium” deviendra un symbole de modernitĂ© ou un monument Ă  la dĂ©mesure.

#ArabieSaoudite #architectureFuturiste #CoupeDuMonde2034 #innovation #MohammedBenSalmane #NEOMStadium #sportwashing #stadeSuspendu #TheLine #Vision2030

Yonhap Infomax Newsinfomaxkorea
2025-10-28

Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Eui-sun met exclusively with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, strengthening ties as Hyundai builds its first Middle East plant and eyes expanded cooperation in automotive, smart city, and next-generation energy sectors under Saudi Vision 2030.

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Yonhap Infomax Newsinfomaxkorea
2025-09-25

HD Hyundai’s Executive Vice Chairman Chung Ki-sun met with Saudi Arabia’s investment minister in Seoul to discuss expanding shipbuilding cooperation, focusing on joint ventures and supply chain development as part of Saudi Vision 2030.

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SaveFast Training Academy KSAsavefastsa
2025-09-22

On this special occasion, we wish the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continued prosperity, unity, and growth. May the spirit of the nation shine brighter with each passing year 💚

We wish you all a happy 95th Saudi National Day! 🇾🇩

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2025-09-20

Saudi Arabia builds $33B Oxagon floating city

A detailed blog on Oxagon’s ambition, scale, technology, sustainability vision, and geopolitical significance as part of Saudi Arabia’s economic diversification plan.

hritikasahuhritika
2025-09-15

Vision 2030 drives KSA’s flat glass demand with construction & smart infrastructure. 🌆
Energy-efficient glass leads adoption.

Read Full Report: kenresearch.com/industry-repor

Yonhap Infomax Newsinfomaxkorea
2025-09-04

Hanwha Aerospace has launched a regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia to oversee its Middle East and North Africa operations, aiming to expand defense business and partnerships in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

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MENA’s Sports Investment Boom: Economic Diversification

Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen

Publication (Outlet/Website): The Good Men Project

Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2025/05/04

 Michael Ashley Schulman, CFA, is the Founding Partner and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Running Point Capital Advisors, a multifamily office overseeing global macro strategy, investment management, and impact assessments across public and private markets. Schulman highlights the MENA region’s shift toward sports investment as a key diversification strategy under Vision 2030 initiatives. With a 16.5% CAGR through 2030, investments in stadiums, esports, and global partnerships aim to boost tourism, media, and sponsorship revenues. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman lead with privatization efforts, grassroots programs, and high-profile club stakes. While market immaturity and asset bubbles pose risks, community-driven initiatives and youth training programs enhance long-term growth. The region’s modernized sports landscape offers premium spectator experiences but faces over-commercialization, infrastructure concerns, and cultural tensions amid rapid transformation.

Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What is important to know about the MENA region regarding economic diversification? 

Michael Ashley Schulman: I’ve commented a few times in the past about MENA and GCC development, though usually about U.S. markets. Vision 2030 is specifically a Saudi initiative begun nearly nine years ago in April 2016; but oil still accounts for nearly 3/4s of Saudi fiscal revenue To me, one of the most interesting diversification angles is the investment-cultural approach, especially with sports.

The MENA region is rapidly transforming its sports landscape—from high-profile events like the Qatar World Cup to strategic investments in premier clubs and leagues around the world—positioning itself as a powerhouse in global sports. With a projected CAGR of 16.5% through 2030, investors can look beyond the immediate glamour of marquee deals to the underlying drivers of economic diversification, tourism enhancement, and broader media and sponsorship opportunities, i.e., in ancillary sectors such as hospitality, technology, and consumer brands tied to sports experiences.

As long as valuations don’t outpace realistic projections there is a long runway here for growth, especially in the areas of aspirational youth-sports training camps for developed and emerging market parents that want their children to have the best physical and developmental opportunities in a world that is paradoxically getting glued to their smartphone and computer screens.

Jacobsen: How are MENA countries investing?

Schulman: Middle Eastern countries (notably Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman) are channeling massive investments into sports as part of broader economic diversification strategies (e.g., Qatar National Vision 2030, Saudi Vision 2030, Oman Vision 2040). These initiatives aim to transform the region into global sports hubs, with projected market values (such as Qatar’s sports market reaching an estimated $3.7 billion by 2025) that signal strong growth potential.

State-of-the-art stadiums, training centers (like Aspire Zone in Qatar), sustainable sports facilities, and hosting landmark events (e.g., the FIFA World Cup 2022, upcoming FIFA World Cup 2034 bids, major international tournaments) enhances international visibility and offers investors a platform to tap into a global audience.
With substantial investments in digital technologies and esports ecosystems—ranging from broadcasting deals to purpose-built gaming arenas—the region is not only modernizing traditional sports but also capturing the interest of younger, tech-savvy audiences, which creates new revenue streams and opportunities for innovation-driven investments.

Initiatives like the privatization of sports clubs in Saudi Arabia and strategic partnerships (for example, Qatar’s stake in top European football clubs) provide a framework for sustainable revenue generation and risk sharing where such collaborations are designed to integrate global expertise and boost the competitiveness of domestic sports markets.

Investments that are coupled with community-driven initiatives (like the Generation Amazing Foundation and grassroots sports programs) promise not only financial returns but also measurable social impact which can be appealing to impact investors looking for sustainable, legacy-building projects.

Jacobsen: What about immaturity of the market?

Schulman: Market maturity is a concern—sports sectors in these regions are still developing, which can lead to volatility, lower liquidity, and limited historical performance data to inform valuations. There’s also the risk that overinvestment in sports could lead to asset bubbles if enthusiasm outpaces fundamental growth, especially if global sports media rights and sponsorship revenues do not materialize as projected.

Jacobsen: What about the ecosystem of provisions for sports fans there with this?

Schulman: For sports fans, the region’s transformation offers a comprehensive ecosystem of benefits including world-class venues hosting major events, enhanced digital and esports engagement platforms, robust youth development programs producing local talent, and community-focused initiatives that blend cultural heritage with global sports. This investment fueled integrated approach delivers both premium spectator experiences and deeper community connection, particularly resonating with younger audiences through modern facilities and digital innovation.

On the other hand, fans may face significant challenges including inconsistent infrastructure quality, over-commercialization threatening local sporting identity, logistical issues at major events, and social tensions arising from rapid cultural changes. These factors can impact the fan experience through overcrowding, safety concerns, and cultural conflicts, particularly when progressive initiatives clash with traditional values.

Jacobsen: Thank you for the opportunity and your time, Michael.

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Yonhap Infomax Newsinfomaxkorea
2025-08-25

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power signed an MOU with Zimbabwe's CEIRD to collaborate on introducing innovative small modular reactors, supporting nuclear workforce training and technology sharing as Zimbabwe seeks to diversify its energy mix and achieve Vision 2030.

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2025-08-22

Saudi Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka honors pioneering women through manga art

By blending Saudi narratives with Japanese illustration, the pavilion creates a powerful cultural dialogue that resonates with both local and international visitors Saudi Arabia is showcasing a unique tribute 

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2025-08-22

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