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E-commerce in Saudi Arabia grows by 17.47% in Q2 2024, boosted by Riyadh’s leading sales

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Last updated: 2024/07/07 at 9:49 PM
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The e-commerce sector in Saudi Arabia has seen significant growth in recent years, with the issuance of commercial records for e-commerce businesses increasing by 17.47% in the second quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. This growth is a testament to the increasing popularity and importance of e-commerce in the country. Riyadh City leads the way in Saudi Arabia for issuing e-commerce records, followed by Makkah, the Eastern Province, Madinah, and Al-Qassim. Strengthening the e-commerce business system is a key goal of the National Transformation Program, which supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

E-commerce plays a vital role in strengthening the national economy and Saudi Arabia is ranked among the top 10 growing countries in this field. The Ministry of Commerce is focused on stimulating e-commerce markets, increasing confidence in online transactions, and protecting customer rights to enhance growth and contribute to the goals of Vision 2030. Entrepreneurs transitioning from traditional commerce to e-commerce are being supported by entities providing a range of services, including empowerment, electronic payment, digital marketing, technical solutions, electronic markets, logistical solutions, and e-store development platforms. The E-Commerce Council, in particular, aims to enhance the reliability of e-commerce, increase its contributions to the national economy, and stimulate e-commerce activities in Saudi Arabia.

E-commerce offers consumers the convenience of shopping anytime, anywhere, saving time and effort. Online shoppers have access to a wide range of goods and services with various options in a transparent and highly competitive environment, which helps to build consumer trust. As e-commerce continues to grow in Saudi Arabia, it is becoming an integral part of the country’s economy and is playing a key role in achieving the goals of Vision 2030. The Ministry of Commerce is committed to supporting the development of the e-commerce sector and ensuring that it remains a thriving and reliable market for businesses and consumers alike.

The growth of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia is evident in the increasing number of commercial records issued for online businesses. Riyadh City leads the way in this regard, with a significant number of e-commerce records being issued in the region. This growth is in line with the goals of the National Transformation Program and Vision 2030, which aim to strengthen the national economy and promote entrepreneurship in the country. E-commerce is seen as a key driver of economic growth and is essential for achieving these goals.

The Ministry of Commerce is working to support the development of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia by stimulating e-commerce markets, increasing confidence in online transactions, and protecting consumer rights. Entrepreneurs looking to transition from traditional commerce to e-commerce are being supported through various services and platforms provided by the Ministry and other key entities. The E-Commerce Council, in particular, plays a crucial role in enhancing the reliability of e-commerce and stimulating e-commerce activities in the country.

E-commerce offers consumers the convenience of shopping online at any time, with access to a wide range of goods and services in a competitive environment. This has led to an increase in consumer trust in online transactions and has helped to boost the growth of the e-commerce sector in Saudi Arabia. As e-commerce continues to thrive in the country, it is expected to play an even greater role in the national economy and contribute to the achievement of the goals set out in Vision 2030. The Ministry of Commerce remains committed to supporting the development of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia and ensuring that it remains a reliable and thriving market for businesses and consumers.

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