Washington: Minister of Finance Mohammed Aljadaan participated today in a roundtable meeting organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, alongside private sector leaders, during the 2026 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Group (WBG) Spring Meetings.

According to Saudi Press Agency, during the meeting, Minister Aljadaan emphasized Saudi Arabia's capability to absorb economic shocks and maintain stability. He highlighted the Kingdom's ongoing structural reforms aimed at economic diversification and strengthening the private sector's role. The minister also pointed out efforts to enhance an attractive investment climate grounded in transparency and stability, which bolsters investor confidence and supports capital inflows.

The discussion further included the Kingdom's commitment to offering valuable investment opportunities, despite global uncertainties. Key sectors identified for investment include logistics, technology, and industry. The minister emphasized that investors focusing on long-term economic fundamentals are well-positioned to leverage these opportunities.

Minister Aljadaan concluded by reiterating Saudi Arabia's status as a reliable partner in promoting global economic stability. He stressed the importance of balanced policies and a long-term developmental vision that encourages sustainable growth and solidifies the Kingdom's standing as a prime destination for investment.