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Saudi Arabia
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Comprehensive analytics across demographics, infrastructure, workforce, investment, and supply chain - aggregated from 54 official sources.

Last updated June 2024
54 verified sources

Population

35.3M
+2.2% growth

62% Saudi nationals

Health Spend

268B SAR
5.69% of GDP

$1,825 per capita

Hospitals

499
80,072 beds

2.18 beds per 1,000

Physicians

128,000
3.41 per 1,000

54% Saudization

Life Expectancy

78.98yrs
+2.4 yrs since 2016

Target: 80 yrs by 2030

Diabetes Prev.

23.1%
↓ vs 2018

Target: 15% by 2030

Health spending reached SAR 268B - 5.69% of GDP

Total expenditure by source, SAR billions

Source: MOF Budget Statement · WHO GHED · World Bank · 2024

6 of 8 targets on track for 2030

1 already achieved · health sector KPIs

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Private sector share of healthcare spending
36.6%/35%Achieved
Hospital beds per 1,000 population
2.3per 1,000/2.5per 1,000On Track
Saudization rate in health sector
35%/40%On Track
Life expectancy at birth
76.8years/80yearsOn Track
Diabetes prevalence
17.4%/15%On Track
Primary health centers
2694centers/3000centersOn Track
Local pharmaceutical manufacturing share
22%/40%At Risk
Physicians per 1,000 population
2.74per 1,000/3per 1,000On Track

Riyadh, Makkah and Eastern Province hold 57% of the Kingdom's hospitals

Hospitals and beds across all 13 regions

2023
Riyadh112
20,900 beds
Makkah93
16,200 beds
Eastern Province80
13,600 beds
Asir42
5,260 beds
Madinah33
5,100 beds
Jizan26
2,810 beds
Qassim25
3,780 beds
Hail17
2,250 beds
Najran16
1,990 beds
Tabuk15
2,940 beds
Northern Borders11
1,490 beds
Al Bahah11
1,350 beds
Al Jawf11
1,402 beds
Totals:499 hospitals80,072 beds289 government155 private
Source: MOH Statistical Yearbook (latest available: 2023)

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Data sources: MOH · GASTAT · World Bank · WHO · Last aggregated: May 2026

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