ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE
DEVELOPMENT PLANS
FACTS AND FIGURES
TWENTY-FOURTH ISSUE
1390 - 1428 H
1970 – 2007 G
PREFACE
Intensive development efforts continued in 1426/1427 (2006) with an aim
to raise living standards, improve quality of life, and to bring about further
structural changes, through horizontal and vertical expansion, in order to
diversify the country's economic base. The outcome of these efforts have
been increased GDP contribution of the producing sectors, improved
productivity, and higher competitiveness of Saudi products in both
domestic and foreign markets. In addition, public education, health and
social services have expanded, along with improved quality, and
infrastructure projects were completed. This has led to creation of further
jobs opportunities for national manpower as well as generation of several
promising investment opportunities for the private sector.
A salient feature of integration of government and private initiatives during
the current phase of the development process has been increased
partnership between government and private investments, both national
and foreign. Indeed, the current phase of development experiences a
quality shift of the national economy through commencement of
construction of 6 new economic cities, led by King Abdullah Economic
City, coupled with continued implementation of reform directions adopted
by the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in all
economic, social and organizational spheres. Efforts made to enhance the
country's investment climate and to maintain economic stability have
contributed to refinement of a conducive environment for implementation
of these reform directions, including the recent stock market organizational
reforms to guard against severe crises and fluctuations and to protect the
interests of traders based on realistic, transparent and equal opportunity
principles. The combination of these factors helped to maintain the Saudi
economy's high performance level already achieved in 1425/1426 (2005).
Furthermore, several development indicators were even exceeded. For
example, the Saudi economy achieved a real growth rate of 4.3% in
1426/1427 (2006), coupled with a marked increase of per capita GDP
which grew to SR 75,711, compared to SR 70,179 in 1425/1426 (2005),
thus posting a positive change of some 7.9%.
As investment is a key driver of economic activity, gross investment grew
from SR 167,744 million in 1425/1426 to about SR 180,540 million in
1426/1427 (2006), achieving an average growth rate of 7.6%. This has had
a tremendous impact on generation of job opportunities for Saudi
manpower, amounting to some 276.1 thousand jobs, leading to an increase
of the total number of Saudi manpower to 4,017 million, compared to
3,741 million during the above two years.
Indeed, several positive results were achieved in most fields in 1426/1427
(2006). Public finance indicators (public revenues, expenditure and
surplus) as well as foreign trade indicators (exports, imports, balance of
trade surplus and current account surplus) have experienced marked
improvement, as will be detailed in relevant parts of this Twenty-fourth
issue of the Achievements of the Development Plans – Facts & Figures.
The book offers a detailed review of key achievements made during
1426/1427 (2006). The underlying objective of this publication is to
provide a historical documentation of the achievements, coupled with
relevant statistics with a view to offer an integrated and a good quality data
base covering the most significant socio-economic developments dating
back to the early beginning of the Kingdom’s five-year plans in 1390
(1970), up to the present time. The Ministry of Economy and Planning is
hopeful that the publication of this book will help strengthen transparency
of results of the Kingdom’s development performance, making these
results available to all users interested in the Kingdom’s socio-economic
developments in general, as well as users who take serious interest in
mentoring and evaluation of the achievements of our development process.
It is worth noting in this context that the tangible achievements realized by
the Kingdom in all socio-economic areas, which helped raise living
standards and improve citizens’ quality of life, are primarily attributed to
the grace of Allah the Almighty, and the benevolent care and wise
directions of the Custodian of the two Holy Mosques King Abdullah Bin
Abdul Aziz, and HRH the Crown Prince, along with the integrated
initiatives of both the public and private sectors in preparing and
implementing the development directions of the 8 th Development Plan.
The Ministry of Economy and Planning would like to thank all
government and private entities for their cooperation in preparing this
publication. In the meantime, the Ministry would welcome any suggestions
or feedback by users with an aim to further develop and improve the
contents of this book.
MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND PLANNING
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
General Notes
CHAPTER ONE:
SALIENT FEATURES OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC
PROGRESS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE
DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Introduction
1.1
Development of Non-oil Sectors Contribution to GDP
1.2
Development of the Oil Sector Contribution to GDP
1.3
Development of the Private Sector Contribution to GDP
1.4
Development of Foreign Trades
1.5
Social Development Indicators
1.6
Development of Investments: Fixed Capital Formation
1.7
Public Financial Resources and the Pattern of their Sectoral Allocation
1.7.1 Public Revenues
1.7.2 Non-Oil Public Revenues
1.7.3 Public Expenditure
1.7.4 Government Credit Institutions
1.7.5 Government Subsidies
1.8
Effectiveness of Economic Policies of the Development Plans
1.8.1 Fiscal and Monetary Policy
1.8.2 Fiscal Policy and Public Debt
1.8.3 Investment Policy
1.9
Recent Economic and Regulatory Reforms
CHAPTER TWO:
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PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND
PRIVATIZATION:
Introduction
2.1
Private Sector Contribution to National Economy
2.2
Job Opportunities in the Private Sector
2.3
Development of Private Sector Investments
2.4
Private Sector Incentives Policies
2.5
Private Sector Increasing Role in Development
2.6
Objectives of Privatization Strategy and Policy
2.6.1 Utilities, Activities & Services to be Privatized
2.6.2 Implementation of Privatization Policy
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CHAPTER THREE: INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF
ECONOMIC RESOURCES:
Introduction
3.1
Transport and Communications
3.2
Municipal and Rural Affairs Sector
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3.3
3.4
3.5
Electricity
Oil and Gas
3.4.1 Crude Oil Reserves
3.4.2 Production of Crude Oil
3.4.3 Production and Utilization of Natural Gas
3.4.4 Refined Oil Products
3.4.5 Percentage Distribution of Refined Oil Products
3.4.6 Domestic Consumption of Refined Products and Natural Gas
Water Desalination and Provision of Domestic Needs
CHAPTER FOUR: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT:
Introduction
4.1
Private Sector and Industrial Development
4.2
Industrial Infrastructure
4.3
The Industrial Cities of Jubail and Yanbu
4.3.1 Jubail Industrial City
4.3.2 Yanbu Industrial City
4.4
Industrial Development Pillars in the Kingdom
4.4.1 Saudi Arabian Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)
4.4.2 Saudi Arabian Oil Company (SAUDI ARAMCO)
4.4.3 Saudi Arabian Mining Company (MA’ADEN)
4.4.4 Saudi Geological Survey (SGS)
4.5
King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST)
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CHAPTER FIVE: AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Introduction
5.1
Policies and Means of Supporting Agricultural Development
5.2
Water Resources and Agricultural Demand
5.3
Easy-Term Loans and Subsidies to Stimulate Agricultural
Development
5.4
Grain Silos and Flour Mills Organization
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CHAPTER SIX: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT – EDUCATION,
HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES
Introduction
6.1
Investment Expenditure in Human Resources Development
6.2
Education; the Main Pillar of Human Development
6.2.1 Educational Institutions
6.2.2 Number of Students
6.2.3 Number of Teachers
6.2.4 Graduates
6.2.5 Technical Education
6.2.6 Vocational Training
6.2.7 Institute of Public Administration (IPA)
6.2.7.1 Training Programs
6.2.7.2 Consulting Services
6.3
Provision of Health Services and the Private Sector’s Contribution
6.4
Provision of Social Services to Citizens
6.4.1 Social Affairs
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6.5
6.4.2 Social Security
6.4.3 Social Insurance
Judicial, Hajj, Culture, Information and Youth Services
6.5.1 Judicial Services
6.5.2 Hajj Services
6.5.3 Culture and Information
6.5.4 Youth Welfare
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Statistical Sections
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Statistical Notes
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LIST OF FIGURES
1.1
1.2
2.1
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
5.1
5.2
5.3
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
Development of Gross Domestic Productivity by Oil & Non-Oil
Sectors
Development of Public Revenues & Expenditures
Development of Private Investments
Length of Inter-city Paved Roads
Volume of Railway Freight Transported
Volume of Cargo Handled at Ports
Number of Passengers Handled at Kingdom’s Airports
SAUDIA: Number of Passengers Transported
Telephones Facilities
Postal Deliveries
Electricity Generated and Sold
Crude Oil Production
Breakdown of Natural Gas Production
Production of Refined Products in Saudi Arabia
Total Domestic Consumption of Refined Products
Water Supply from Desalination Plants
Development of Value Added in Industrial Sector
Factories in Operation & Total Capital
Production of Cement
Production of Chemical Fertilizers
Map of the Major Mineral Deposits of the Kingdom
Production of Wheat
Production of Poultry Meat and Eggs
Capacity of Grain Silos and Domestic Wheat Procurement
Educational Enrolment
Number of Male/Female Teachers
Number of Graduates at Secondary & Higher Education Levels
Technical Education
Vocational Training
Medical Manpower and Hospital Beds in the Kingdom
Social Security Payments
Number of on-the-job Subscribers to Social Insurance
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LIST OF TABLES
1. ECONOMIC AFFAIRS:
1.1
Government Revenues and Expenditures (Actual).
1.2
Average Annual Growth Rates of Government Revenues and
Expenditures.
1.3
Indices of Government Revenues and Expenditures.
1.4
Percentage Distribution of Government Revenues.
1.5
Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors in Current Prices.
1.6
Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors at 1999 Constant
Prices.
1.7
Average Annual Growth Rates of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and
Non-oil Sectors at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.8
Indices of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors at 1999
Constant Prices.
1.9
Percentage Distribution of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil
Sectors at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.10 Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors and Kind of
Economic Activity in Current Prices.
1.11 Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors and Kind of
Economic Activity at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.12 Average Annual Growth Rates of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and
Non-oil Sectors and Kind of Economic Activity at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.13 Indices of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil Sectors and Kind
of Economic Activity at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.14 Percentage Distribution of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil
Sectors and Kind of Economic Activity at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.15 Percentage Distribution of Gross Domestic Product by Oil and Non-oil
Sectors and kind of Economic Activity Within Sectors, at 1999 Constant
Prices.
1.16 Expenditures on Gross Domestic Product in Current Prices.
1.17 Expenditures on Gross Domestic Product at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.18 Average Annual Growth Rates of Expenditures on Gross Domestic
Product at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.19 Indices of Expenditures on Gross Domestic Product at 1999 Constant
Prices.
1.20 Average Gross Domestic Product Per Capita.
1.21 Government Final Consumption Expenditure in Purchases' Value.
1.22 Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation by Sectors and Type of Assets
in Purchasers’ Values at Current Prices.
1.23 Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation by Sectors and Type of Assets
in Purchasers’ Values at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.24 Average Annual Growth Rates of Gross Domestic Fixed Capital
Formation by Sectors and Type of Assets, at 1999 Constant Prices.
1.25 Indices of Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation by Sectors and Type
of Assets, at 1999 Constant Prices.
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1.27
1.28
1.29
1.30
1.31
1.32
1.33
1.34
1.35
1.36
1.37
1.38
1.39
1.40
Percentage Distribution of Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation by
Sectors and Type of Assets, at 1999 Constant Prices.
Investment Credit Disbursed by Specialized Financial Institutions to
Private Sector and Public Corporations.
Population of the Kingdom.
Percentage Distribution of Population Structure in the Kingdom (2006).
Population Distribution by Administrative Regions and Nationality.
Employment by Main Sectors and Nationality.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Employment by Main Sectors and
Nationality.
Indices of Employment by Main Sectors and Nationality.
Distribution of Employment by Economic Activity.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Employment by Economic Activity.
Indices of Employment by Economic Activity.
Percentage Distribution of Employment by Economic Activity.
Government Subsidies (Disbursed).
Average Annual Growth Rates of Government Subsidies (Disbursed).
Indices of Government Subsidies (Disbursed).
2. TRADE AND FINANCIAL AFFAIRS:
2.1
Merchandise Exports by Main Sections, (FOB Values in Current Prices),
Growth Rates, Indices, and Percentage Distribution.
2.2
Merchandise Exports by Major Commodity Groups (FOB values in
Current Prices).
2.3
Average Annual Growth Rates of Merchandise Exports by Major
Commodity Groups.
2.4
Indices of Merchandise Exports by Major Commodity Groups.
2.5
Merchandise Imports by Major Commodity Groups, (CIF Values, in
Current Prices).
2.6
Average Annual Growth Rates of Merchandise Imports by Major
Commodity Groups.
2.7
Indices of Merchandise Imports by Major Commodity Groups.
2.8
Percentage Distribution of Merchandise Imports by Major Commodity
Groups.
2.9
Merchandise Imports by Country Grouping and Major Trading Countries
2.10 Merchandise Exports by Country Grouping and Major Trading Countries
2.11 Saudi Imports by Origin – Top Ten Countries
2.12 Balance of Payments (Saudi Riyals).
2.13 Balance of Payments (US Dollars).
2.14 Receipts & Disbursements on Current Account of Balance of Payments.
2.15 Average Annual Growth Rates of Receipts & Disbursements on Current
Account of Balance of Payments.
2.16 Indices of Receipts & Disbursements on Current Account of Balance of
Payments.
2.17 Percentage Distribution of Receipts & Disbursements on Current Account
of Balance of Payments.
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2.19
2.20
2.21
2.22
2.23
2.24
Money Supply.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Money Supply.
Indices of Money Supply.
Share Market Indicators.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Share Market Indicators.
Share Price Index by Sectors.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Share Price Index.
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3. PRICES AND COST OF LIVING INDEXES:
3.1
Implicit Producer and Consumer Price Indices
3.2
Implicit Producer Prices of Non-oil Sectors.
3.3
Average Annual Growth Rates of Implicit Producers Prices.
3.4
Cost of Living Index for All Cities Combined
3.5
Average Annual Growth Rates of Cost of Living Index for All Cities
3.6
Wholesale Price Index
3.7
Average Annual Growth Rates of Wholesale Price Index.
3.8
Retail Import Price Index.
3.9
Average Annual Growth Rates of Retail Import Price Index.
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4. WATER AND ENERGY:
4.1
Water Supply from Desalination Plants, Growth Rates & Indices.
4.2
Crude Oil Production & Reserves.
4.3
Growth Rates & Indices of Crude Oil Production & Reserves.
4.4
Production and Utilization of Natural Gas.
4.5
Production of Refined Products in Saudi Arabia.
4.6
Average Annual Growth Rates of Production of Refined Products.
4.7
Indices of Production of Refined Products in Saudi Arabia.
4.8
Production of Selected Industrial Products, Annual Growth Rates and
Indices.
4.9
Domestic Consumption of Refined Products and Natural Gas (by Type).
4.10 Average Annual Growth Rates of Domestic Consumption of Refined
Products and Natural Gas (by Type).
4.11 Indices of Domestic Consumption of Refined Products and Natural Gas
(by Type).
5. AGRICULTURAL AND ANIMAL PRODUCTION:
5.1
Indicators of Agriculture and Water.
5.2
Production of Selected Agricultural & Animal Products.
5.3
Average Annual Growth Rates of Production of Selected Agricultural &
Animal Products.
5.4
Indices of Production of Selected Agricultural & Animal Products.
5.5
Agricultural Loans.
5.6
Average Annual Growth Rates of Agricultural Loans.
5.7
Indices of Agricultural Loans.
5.8
Specialized Investment Projects Financed by Saudi Arabian Agricultural
Bank.
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5.9
Storage Capacity of Grain Silos & Procurement of Domestic Wheat.
6. INDUSTRIAL AND ELECTRICITY AFFAIRS:
6.1
Factories in Operation, Annual Growth Rates and Indices.
6.2
Operating Companies & Their Capital Investments in the Kingdom.
6.3
Number of Productive Factories by Manufacturing Activity up to 1427 (2006).
6.3A Total Productive Factories by Region up to 1427 (2006).
6.4
Cement Industry in the Kingdom.
6.5
Average Annual Growth Rates of Cement Industry in the Kingdom.
6.6
Indices of Cement Industry in the Kingdom.
6.7
Production and Supply of Electricity.
6.8
Average Annual Growth Rates of Production and Supply of Electricity.
6.9
Indices of Production and Supply of Electricity.
7. HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT:
7.1
Development in Education (Males and Females).
7.2
Average Annual Growth Rates of Development in Education (Males and
Females).
7.3
Indices of Development in Education (Males and Females).
7.4
Education for Males.
7.5
Average Annual Growth Rates of Education for Males.
7.6
Indices of Education for Males.
7.7
Education for Females.
7.8
Average Annual Growth Rates of Education for Females.
7.9
Indices of Education for Females.
7.10
Graduates at all Levels of Education (Males & Females).
7.11
Average Annual Growth Rates of Graduates at all Levels of Education
(Males & Females).
7.12
Indices of Graduates at all Levels of Education (Males & Females).
7.13
Male Graduates at all Levels of Education.
7.14
Average Annual Growth Rates of Male Graduates at all Levels of
Education.
7.15
Indices of Male Graduates at all Levels of Education.
7.16
Female Graduates at all Levels of Education.
7.17
Average Annual Growth Rates of Female Graduates at all Levels of
Education.
7.18
Indices of Female Graduates at all Levels of Education.
7.19
Technical Education.
7.20
Vocational Training.
7.21
Graduates in Different Programmes of the Institute of Public
Administration (I.P.A).
8. HEALTH AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:
8.1
Health Facilities and Medical Manpower (Ministry of Health).
8.2
Average Annual Growth Rates of Health Facilities and Medical
Manpower (Ministry of Health).
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8.4
8.5
8.6
8.7
8.8
8.9
8.10
8.11
8.12
Indices of Health Facilities and Medical Manpower (Ministry of Health).
All Health Facilities in the Kingdom.
Medical Manpower in the Kingdom.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Medical Manpower in the Kingdom.
Indices of Medical Manpower in the Kingdom.
Social Security Payments, Growth Rates and Indices.
Social Insurance.
Average Annual Growth Rates of Social Insurance.
Indices of Social Insurance.
Number of Pilgrims, Annual Growth Rates and Indices.
9. TRANSPORT AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS:
9.1
Road & Railway Transportation.
9.2
Average Annual Growth Rates of Road & Railway Transportation.
9.3
Indices of Road & Railway Transportation.
9.4
Ports and Shipping.
9.5
Average Annual Growth Rates of Ports and Shipping.
9.6
Indices of Ports and Shipping.
9.7
Air Transportation.
9.8
Average Annual Growth Rates of Air Transportation.
9.9
Indices of Air Transportation.
9.10 Postal and Telecommunications.
9.11 Average Annual Growth Rates of Postal and Telecommunications.
9.12 Indices of Postal and Telecommunications.
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GENERAL NOTES
1.
CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS
The official unit of currency in the Kingdom is the Saudi Riyal. This is the unit of
valuation used throughout this Report.
The following exchange rates may be used to convert Saudi Riyals to U.S. dollars:
1970
4.5000
1976
3.5300
1982
3.4415
1971
4.4868
1977
3.5251
1983
3.4950
1972
4.1448
1978
3.3996
1984
3.5750
1973
3.7014
1979
3.3608
1985
3.6450
1974
3.5500
1980
3.3267
1986-1997
3.7450
1975
3.5176
1981
3.4150
1998-2006
3.7500
2.
HIJRA AND CORRESPONDING GREGORIAN CALENDARS
The Hijra calendar follows the lunar year of 354 days with eleven leap years of 355
days in each cycle of 30 years. The first year of this calendar is the year in which
Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, emigrated from Makkah to Madinah and
corresponds to 622 A.D.
The starting dates in Gregorian calendar for Hijra years used in the Reports are shown
below:
Hijra
year
1390
1391
1392
1393
1394
1395
1396
1397
1398
1399
1400
1401
1402
Started on
March 9, 1970
February 26, 1971
February 16, 1972
February 4, 1973
January 24, 1974
January 13, 1975
January 2, 1976
December 22, 1976
December 11, 1977
December 1, 1978
November 20, 1979
November 9, 1980
October 28, 1981
Hijra
year
1403
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411
1412
1413
1414
1415
Started on
October 18, 1982
October 7, 1983
September 26, 1984
September 15, 1985
September 5, 1986
August 25, 1987
August 13, 1988
August 2, 1989
July 23, 1990
July 12, 1991
July 1, 1992
June 21, 1993
June 10, 1994
Hijra
year
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
1422
1423
1424
1425
1426
1427
1428
Started on
May 30, 1995
May 18, 1996
May 7, 1997
April 27, 1998
April 17, 1999
April 06, 2000
March 26, 2001
March 15, 2002
March 4, 2003
February 21, 2004
February 10, 2005
January 31, 2006
January 20, 2007
3.
FISCAL YEAR
The fiscal year of 1389/90, began on Rajab 1, 1389 and ended on the last day of Jumad
II, 1390 and corresponds to Gregorian calendar dates of September 12, 1969 to
September 1, 1970. The 1406/07 fiscal period was only of ten months duration from
Rajab, 1406 to Rabi II, 1407 (corresponding to March-December 1986).
In accordance with the Council of Ministers' Resolution and the Royal Decree No.
(M/6) dated 12/4/1407, the 10th of Capricorn, corresponding to 31st of December had
been adopted as the start of the Kingdom's fiscal years from 1407/08.
The corresponding Gregorian calendar dates for all fiscal years used are given below:
Fiscal year
1389/90
1390/91
1391/92
1392/93
1393/94
1394/95
1395/96
1396/97
1397/98
1398/99
1399/00
1400/01
1401/02
1402/03
1403/04
1404/05
1405/06
1406/07
1407/08
Gregorian dates
Sept 12, 1969 - Sept 1, 1970
Sept 2, 1970 - Aug 21, 1971
Aug 22, 1971 - Aug 9, 1972
Aug 10, 1972 - July 29, 1973
July 30, 1973 - July 19, 1974
July 20, 1974 - July 9, 1975
July 10, 1975 - June 27, 1976
June 28, 1976 - June 16, 1977
June 17, 1977 - June 5, 1978
June 6, 1978 - May 26, 1979
May 27, 1979 - May 14, 1980
May 15, 1980 - May 3, 1981
May 4, 1981 - April 23, 1982
April 24, 1982 - April 13, 1983
April 14, 1983 - April 1, 1984
April 2, 1984 - March 21, 1985
March 22, 1985- March 10, 1986
March 11, 1986- Dec. 30, 1986
Dec. 31, 1986 – Dec. 30, 1987
Fiscal year
1408/09
1409/10
1410/11
1411/12
1412/13
1413/14
1414/15
1415/16
1416/17
1417/18
1418/19
1419/20
1420/21
1421/22
1422/23
1423/24
1424/25
1425/26
1526/27
Gregorian dates
Dec. 31, 1987 - Dec. 30, 1988
Dec. 31, 1988 - Dec. 30, 1989
Dec. 31, 1989 - Dec. 30, 1990
Dec. 31, 1990 - Dec. 30, 1991
Dec. 31, 1991 - Dec. 30, 1992
Dec. 31, 1992 - Dec. 30, 1993
Dec. 31, 1993 - Dec. 30, 1994
Dec. 31, 1994 - Dec. 30, 1995
Dec. 31, 1995 - Dec. 30, 1996
Dec. 31, 1996 - Dec. 30, 1997
Dec. 31, 1997 - Dec. 30, 1998
Dec. 31, 1998 - Dec. 30, 1999
Dec. 31, 1999 - Dec. 30, 2000
Dec. 31, 2000 - Dec. 30, 2001
Dec. 31, 2001 - Dec. 30, 2002
Dec. 31, 2002 - Dec. 30, 2003
Dec. 31, 2003 - Dec. 30, 2004
Dec. 31, 2004 – Dec. 30, 2005
Dec. 31, 2005 – Dec. 30, 2006
The following tables is a quick reference for Hijra fiscal years and corresponding
Gregorian Calendar:
Hijra
year
1389
Gregorian
year
1969
Fiscal
Gregorian
Hijra
year
1389/90
year
1969/70
year
Gregorian
year
Fiscal
Gregorian
year
year
1390
1391
1392
1393
1394
First Plan
1970
1390/91
1971
1391/92
1972
1392/93
1973
1393/94
1974
1394/95
1400
1401
1402
1403
1404
Third Plan
1980
1400/01
1981
1401/02
1982
1402/03
1983
1403/04
1984
1404/05
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
Fourth Plan
1985
1405/06
1986
1406/07
1987
1407/08
1988
1408/09
1989
1409/10
1410
1411
1412
1414
1415
Fifth Plan
1990
1410/11
1991
1411/12
1992
1412/13
1993
1413/14
1994
1414/15
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
Sixth Plan
1995
1415/16
1996
1416/17
1997
1417/18
1998
1418/19
1999
1419/20
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
1421
1422
1423
1424
1425
Seventh Plan
2000
1420/21
2001
1421/22
2002
1422/23
2003
1423/24
2004
1424/25
1426
1427
Eighth Plan
2005
1425/26
2006
1426/27
2005
2006
1970/71
1971/72
1972/73
1973/74
1974/75
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
1395
1396
1397
1398
1399
Second Plan
1975
1395/96
1976
1396/97
1977
1397/98
1978
1398/99
1979
1399/00
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1985/86
1986
1987
1988
1989
MAP OF THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
(1) PUBLIC FINANCE, GROSS
DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND
FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION
(2) TRADE AND MONETARY
AFFAIRS
(3) PRICES AND COST OF
LIVING INDEXES
(4) WATER AND ENERGY
(5) AGRICULTURAL AND
ANIMAL PRODUCTION
(6) INDUSTRIAL AND
ELECTRICITY AFFAIRS
(7) HUMAN RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT
(8) HEALTH AND SOCIAL
AFFAIRS
(9) TRANSPORT AND
TELECOMMUNICATIONS