‏Saudi Minister of Finance Speaks at Future Investment Initiative (FII) Priority Summit in Miami, USA

‏Saudi Minister of Finance Mohammed Aljadaan participated in the fourth edition of the FII PRIORITY Miami 2026 summit, held as part of the Future Investment Initiative in Miami, United States, from March 25–27, 2026, with the participation of a select group of business leaders, policymakers, and investors from around the world.

His participation came during a panel session entitled “The Changemakers Board: A New Geography of Investment,” which addressed the transformations taking place in the global economy and the future directions of investments amid rapidly evolving economic and geopolitical developments.

During the session, Minister Aljadaan noted that investors assess opportunities based on a number of key fundamentals, most notably stability, resilience, growth potential, and the clarity of long-term vision and planning, alongside risk-adjusted returns.

Minister Aljadaan added that countries best positioned to attract investment are those with strong foundations that enable them to respond effectively to change and external challenges, stressing that Saudi Arabia has firmly established this approach through a clear vision and long-term objectives, with resilience embedded in its economic and development model rather than treated as a short-term response to changing circumstances.

‏He added that the Kingdom has demonstrated its ability to build the foundations of economic sustainability through strategic long-term investments, the value of which is increasingly evident today. In this context, he cited the East-West pipeline as an example of infrastructure that contributes to the reliability and stability of global energy supplies.

Minister Aljadaan also noted the Saudi economy’s strong ability to absorb global shocks, delivering solid performance in the post-COVID period, despite spending (as a share of GDP) below the G20 average, while recording growth above the group’s average.

He emphasized that clarity of direction and long-term policymaking are central to strengthening confidence and enhancing investment attractiveness. He also underscored the importance of investing in human capital as a key pillar for supporting competitiveness and advancing growth, pointing to the Kingdom’s young national talent and positive social momentum as clear reflections of the vitality of its development journey and growing confidence in its future.