This document appears to be a transcript of an interview with a high-ranking Saudi official (likely Mohammed bin Salman given the context of Vision 2030 initiatives) sourced from House Oversight Committee files. The text discusses economic strategies to reduce the deficit, the contribution of the Public Investment Fund to the state treasury, and contingency plans for oil prices dropping below $30 or $50. It also details the 'Citizen Account' welfare program designed to offset energy price hikes for low-to-middle income citizens and outlines a six-month timeline for measuring the impact of new programs on unemployment.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Speaker | Government Official (Implied Saudi Leadership) |
Answering questions regarding Saudi economic policy, oil prices, and welfare programs. Uses 'We' to represent the state.
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| Interviewer | Journalist/Interviewer |
Asking questions (text in blue) regarding economic scenarios and social programs.
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| Saudi citizens | Population/Beneficiaries |
Recipients of the 'citizen account' support; approx 12 million registered.
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Public Investment Fund |
Saudi sovereign wealth fund contributing revenues to the state treasury.
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| Competent authorities |
Government bodies working to determine the final form of support programs.
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| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Implied by references to 'Saudi citizen', 'Public Investment Fund', and oil economy context.
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"And for the first time the Public Investment Fund enters the treasury of the state tens of billions annually which is 2015, 2016, and 2017 God willing and in an increasing manner."Source
"Without a doubt, if we go through a critical stage we will return to the austerity measures, but what we are working on today and the initiatives that exist today will make us stronger in the receipt of shocks."Source
"The unified account of the citizen is to compensate the citizen for any rise in the prices of energy, water or the like so that the citizen of the middle income and less does not affected..."Source
"About 12 million citizens have registered their information."Source
"In the next six months, we will see the impact of each program that is launched on the unemployment..."Source
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