In Full: Saudi's Alibrahim on Cease-Fire, Budget, Growth

The video discusses recent geopolitical developments, including a ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel, and their implications for regional stability. It then shifts focus to Saudi Arabia's budget, highlighting a projected deficit and plans for economic diversification under Vision 2030. The discussion covers the Kingdom's efforts to reduce reliance on oil revenues, with non-oil sectors now contributing significantly to GDP. Growth projections are optimistic, driven by innovation and private sector dynamism. The video also addresses public debt, fiscal policy, and Saudi Arabia's integration into the global economy, emphasizing the need for collaboration and dialogue in a changing global landscape.

What is the Kingdom's position on the recent ceasefire between Lebanon's Hezbollah and Israel?

• To remain neutral

• To support military intervention

• To escalate tensions

• To promote dialogue and de-escalation

What is the projected budget deficit for Saudi Arabia in the next year?

• 101 billion real

• 50 billion real

• 200 billion real

• 75 billion real

What percentage of Saudi Arabia's economy now comes from non-oil sources?

• 30%

• 52%

• 40%

• 70%

What is the key focus of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030?

• Increasing oil production

• Minimizing dependency on oil revenues

• Reducing foreign investments

• Expanding military capabilities

What is the anticipated growth rate for Saudi Arabia in 2025?

• 6.0%

• 5.0%

• 4.6%

• 3.5%

How does Saudi Arabia plan to manage its public debt in light of Vision 2030?

• By cutting all public spending

• By diversifying the economy

• By increasing oil dependency

• By raising taxes

What is a major concern for Saudi Arabia's economic outlook in 2025?

• Decreasing oil prices

• Trade policy changes

• Lack of innovation

• High inflation