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    Oxford Business Group highlights the sector’s progress via the Ministry of Culture’s Report on the State of Culture 2023

    Riyadh, March 2025: Saudi Arabia’s cultural sector has emerged as a key contributor to the Kingdom’s economic, social, and environmental initiatives, as outlined in the Ministry of Culture’s “Report on the State of Culture 2023: Sustainability in the Cultural Sector.” Oxford Business Group (OBG) has undertaken an in-depth analysis of this report, offering a secondary perspective on its findings and implications.

    Saudi Arabia’s cultural sector is emerging as a cornerstone of the Kingdom’s development, with the potential to drive economic diversification and enhance quality of life. Through initiatives led by the ministry, the sector is preserving Saudi Arabia’s vast heritage while fostering innovation and collaboration. Efforts to further develop the cultural sector are projected to contribute 3% to GDP by 2030, generating $20bn in revenues and creating 100,000 jobs.

    OBG’s analysis sheds light on key themes from the ministry’s report, including the advancement of sustainability through the integration of heritage preservation with environmental practices, as well as efforts to enhance cultural participation and foster a thriving creative economy. Notable examples include the Saudi Green Initiative’s impact on cultural preservation, the adoption of eco-friendly conservation practices and the sector’s focus on expanding creative output through initiatives in literature, film and music. The Kingdom’s commitment to long term growth is evidenced by its investment in further empowering knowledge and technical skills in cultural practitioners.

    Busra Karacadag, OBG’s Country Director for Saudi Arabia, emphasised the importance of examining the ministry’s report to illuminate the cultural sector’s contributions.

    “By analysing Saudi Arabia’s cultural landscape through the lens of the ministry’s report, we provide insights into the sector’s pivotal role in economic diversification and global cultural sustainability. This secondary analysis underscores the transformative potential of cultural initiatives,” she said.

    The Report on the State of Culture in Saudi Arabia 2023: Sustainability in the Cultural Sector is now available to view and download at: https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/reports/report-how-is-saudi-arabia-leveraging-sustainable-practices-to-transform-its-cultural-sector-focus-report/

    About Oxford Business Group

    Oxford Business Group (OBG) is a global research and advisory company with a presence in over 30 countries, spanning Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the Americas. It is recognised internationally as a distinctive and respected provider of on-the-ground intelligence on world’s fastest-growing markets, termed The Yellow Slice, in reference to OBG’s corporate colour. 

    Through its range of products – Economic News and Views; OBG CEO Surveys; OBG Events and Conferences; Global Platform, which hosts exclusive video interviews; and The Report publications – as well as its Advisory division, OBG offers comprehensive and accurate analysis of macroeconomic and sector-level developments for sound investment opportunities and business decisions. 

    OBG provides business intelligence to its subscribers through multiple platforms, including its direct subscribers, Dow Jones Factiva subscribers, the Bloomberg Professional Services subscribers, Refinitiv’s (previously Thomson Reuters) Eikon subscribers, and more.

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