Products bearing the ‘Made in Saudi’ logo have reached about 19,000 and are now exported to 180 countries, reflecting the growing international footprint of Saudi-made goods, the Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources said.
Speaking at the opening of the third edition of the ‘Made in Saudi’ exhibition, Minister Bandar Alkhorayef said the program currently includes 3,700 registered national companies. He noted that the first half of 2025 marked the highest semi-annual level of non-oil exports on record, valued at SR307 billion ($81.8 billion), following total non-oil exports of around SR515 billion in 2024.
Launched in 2021, the ‘Made in Saudi’ program aims to strengthen the presence of locally manufactured products in domestic and global markets, supporting economic growth in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 objectives.
Alkhorayef highlighted the role of the Saudi Export Development Authority in expanding global market access for national products.
He said these efforts include the signing of 108 export agreements, the registration of 433 importers on the Saudi Exports platform, and the licensing of nine export houses whose overseas trade has reached 21 countries with a combined value of SR390 million.
The ‘Made in Saudi’ program operates under the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program and is managed by the Saudi Export Development Authority, also known as Saudi Exports. The authority is responsible for increasing the Kingdom’s non-oil exports and advancing Vision 2030’s economic diversification goals.
As part of its international outreach, Saudi Exports recently participated as a strategic partner at The Big 5 2025, a major global construction exhibition held in Dubai in November. The authority led a delegation of more than 50 Saudi construction companies to the event, which attracted over 2,000 exhibitors from more than 165 countries.
The program also took part as a strategic public sector partner in the National Development Fund’s Momentum 2025 development finance conference in Riyadh in December.
The conference featured more than 100 speakers and focused on building partnerships to expand financing channels, underscoring the National Development Fund’s role as a key driver of Saudi Arabia’s development finance system and broader economic transformation under Vision 2030.
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