During February, the Saudi Trade Libra exceeds 30 billion riyals

The Kingdom’s trade scale recorded a surplus of 30.6 billion riyals during the month of February, achieving a monthly growth of 44.6%, an increase exceeding 9 billion riyals, compared to January of the same year, in which the surplus reached 21.1 billion riyals.
This is the higher surplus in 9 months, specifically since May 2024, in which a surplus of 30.1 billion riyals was recorded.

Total international trade size

According to the initial data issued in the Kingdom’s international trade bulletin, the total volume of international trade last February amounted to 156.9 billion riyals, achieving an annual growth of 4% compared to an increase of more than one billion riyals, compared to February 2024, as it was 29.4 billion riyals.
The value of commodity exports to the Kingdom amounted to 93.7 billion riyals, compared to 63.2 billion riyals, the value of merchandise imports, and non -petroleum national exports amounted to about 16.1 billion riyals, representing 17.1% of the total exports.

While petroleum exports recorded about 67.6 billion riyals, at 72.1% of the total, while the value of re -export amounted to (10) billion riyals, representing (10.7%) of the total exports.

The imported groups of exports of the Kingdom

At the level of commercial partners, the group of Asian countries topped the list of importing groups for exports of the Kingdom, valued at 73.7% of the total commodity exports, with a value of more than 69 billion riyals, followed by the group of European countries by 12.5% ​​and a value of more than 11 billion riyals.
Then the group of African countries by 8.4%, with a value exceeding 7 billion riyals.

China ranked first

As for the states, China came first among the countries of importing exports of the Kingdom, by 16.2%, with a value of 15.2 billion riyals, followed by South Korea by 10.1% with a value of (9.5) billion riyals, then the United Arab Emirates with 9.8% and a value of 9.2 billion riyals.
As for non -petroleum exports (including re -export), it has crossed through 31 land, sea and air outlets, and its initial value amounted to 26.1 billion riyals.
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh issued customs outlets with a value of 3.2 billion riyals, at 12.4% of the total, followed by Jeddah Islamic Port with a value of 3.1 billion riyals, or 12% of the total.