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Saudi crown prince says he will further centralise policy making

Saudi crown prince says he will further centralise policy making Reuters 2 hrs ago © Reuters/COURTESY OF SAUDI ROYAL COURT FILE PHOTO: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman speaks during televised interview in Riyadh DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said in a televised interview that he will further centralise policymaking, to ensure the success of his drive to diversify the economy. In the interview, aired on Saudi TV late on Tuesday, he said the kingdom had set up a Budget Bureau to take over setting the state budget from the finance ministry, and would by the end of this year launch a new Policies Office.

Prince Mohammed bin Salman: Saudi crown prince says he will further centralise policy making

Synopsis The moves continue a shift of policy decisions away from traditional bodies such as the finance ministry and central bank, which began with the formation of a Council of Economic and Development Affairs, headed by the prince, after his father King Salman took the throne in 2015. AP Prince Mohammed, who became crown prince in 2017 in a palace coup that ousted his predecessor, has consolidated his hold over the main levers of power in the world s largest oil exporter. Saudi Arabia s de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said in a televised interview that he will further centralise policymaking, to ensure the success of his drive to diversify the economy.

Court Circular: April 27, 2021

Full transcript of Crown Prince interview on Vision 2030

Full transcript of Crown Prince interview on Vision 2030 April 28, 2021 Saudi Gazette report RIYADH Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman, who is also the chairman of the Council of Economic and Development Affairs, discussed on Tuesday the most important achievements of the Kingdom Vision 2030 programs and projects over the past five years. In an interview broadcast by the state’s television and the most important Arab television channels, the Crown HRH Crown Prince affirmed that oil greatly served Saudi Arabia, pointing out that the Kingdom has been a country established before the discovery of oil. He disclosed that the volume of income and growth achieved by oil is much greater than our needs at that time, particularly in the thirties and forties, adding that the volume of the surplus of income and economic growth was much more than we were aspiring for by hundreds of times.

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