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Saudi diversification plan cites US corporate MoUs during Deputy Crown Prince's visit

The passage outlines broad economic reform initiatives and lists corporate agreements, but provides no concrete allegations, financial flows, or misconduct. It only mentions a high‑profile figure (Dep Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited the US and signed MoUs with several US companies. Companies listed include Six Flags, Pfizer, 3M, Dow Chemical, Microsoft, Cisco, and Apple. The docume

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November 11, 2025
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The passage outlines broad economic reform initiatives and lists corporate agreements, but provides no concrete allegations, financial flows, or misconduct. It only mentions a high‑profile figure (Dep Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited the US and signed MoUs with several US companies. Companies listed include Six Flags, Pfizer, 3M, Dow Chemical, Microsoft, Cisco, and Apple. The docume

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Ambitious diversification agenda is not without risks Diversification initiatives will require material participation from the private sector. Vested interests and the large bureaucracy could act as a dampener on timely reform implementation going forward. The large size of the NTP program may mean some of its outcomes are internally inconsistent, in our view. Cultural and entertainment changes could be opposed by conservative or clerical factions. Slippage could occur due to execution risk or reform fatigue, particularly due to the socio-economic impact of fiscal consolidation. Any material changes to subsidies or wages could be difficult to implement in the absence of a social safety net. While fiscal consolidation measures are unprecedented in scope, they appear too ambitious or difficult to reach and may leave a financing gap. As such, the measures may still fall short if oil prices do not stabilize, which suggests a need for a less aggressive energy policy going forward, in our view. Government leaders continue to show focus on delivery The US visit of Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and finalization of various Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with prominent US corporates helps provide a highly visible anchor for foreign investment and instil business confidence in regards to government focus. It also helps boost the profile of the Deputy Crown Prince both domestically and internationally. This is in line with our view that the government is likely to target rapid implementation of several ‘low-hanging’ reforms to spearhead the program and boost confidence. Energy sector liberalization could also serve as another highly visible anchor to the reform program, in our view. Table 5: Announced US corporates plans during the US visit of the Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Company Sector Outcome Six Flags Entertainment Company has been allowed to operate in Saudi Arabia Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Company has been awarded a direct investment license 3M Manufacturing Company has been awarded a direct investment license Dow Chemical Chemicals Company has been awarded a direct investment license Microsoft IT Memorandum of Understanding signed Cisco IT Memorandum of Understanding signed Apple IT Discussions on entry to Saudi market possibly under way Source: Press reports, Saudi Press Agency, BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research Diversification drive is a step in the right direction The comprehensive medium-term diversification drive introduced by the NTP follows the typical macro template, in our view. We discuss in a later section diversification lessons from Malaysia and Norway and conclude that the NTP contains elements from these successful case studies. In particular, it a) identifies key sectors with relatively high growth potential (mining, petrochemicals, manufacturing, retail and wholesale trade, religious and other forms of tourism, healthcare, real estate and finance); b), it starts to articulate supportive public sector industrial strategies, including through localization policies; and, c) it seeks to foster higher-value added in the economy through enhancements to processes, products and organizations. 14 GEMs Paper #26 | 30 June 2016 3S Merrill Lynch

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