FAQs

​The NCC works alongside relevant organizations to monitor challenges the private sector faces and then communicates with relevant government entities to recommend appropriate reforms and gauge their implementation.

​Multiple leading and vital sectors incorporate goals to accomplish the Kingdom's Vision 2030 through unique programs of development and incentive strategies, with appealing competitive advantages and great opportunities for investment, including the following sectors:

1. Industry

2. Healthcare

3. Transportation

4. Tourism

5. Entertainment sector

6. Communications and Information Technology

7. Mining and Petrochemicals

8. Retail

9. Construction

10. Finance

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The NCC monitors several international reports, including:

• Human Capital Index – World Bank Group

• Business Ready – World Bank Group

• Women, Business and the Law – World Bank Group

• World Competitiveness Yearbook – IMD

• The Future of Growth Report – World Economic Forum

​The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is committed to progress and development across various sectors. We invite you to explore our latest accomplishments: https://www.ncc.gov.sa​

​Yes, the NCC collaborates with the private sector, receiving input through various challenges and proposals. The Council of Saudi Chambers represents the private sector on the NCC’s subcommittees.​

​For a comprehensive overview of the NCC's current initiatives and accomplishments, please visit our Reforms page.

www.ncc.gov.sa/Reforms​

​The NCC is a government entity, established under Council of Ministers Resolution No. 212 and affiliated with the Economical and Development Affairs Council.​

​The NCC is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 PM, Sunday to Thursday.

​​​​Please visit our Careers page to explore current openings and learn more about how you can contribute to the NCC's mission of enhancing Saudi Arabia's global competitiveness.

https://www.ncc.gov.sa/en/Jobs

​The NCC aims to contribute to the realization of Saudi Vision 2030 by enhancing the Kingdom's business environment and elevating its global competitiveness to rank among the most competitive economies worldwide. This is achieved by identifying and analyzing obstacles and challenges faced by both the public and private sectors, proposing effective solutions and initiatives, developing actionable recommendations, and monitoring the implementation of these recommendations using best practices.​

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1. Establish and oversee the Public Consultation Platform, also known as Istitlaa, along with the Private Sector Feedback Platform.

2. Monitor and analyze stakeholder feedback and disseminate key findings and recommendations to relevant government entities.

3. Provide feedback and views on the survey results to the project owner, if requested. 

4. Prepare and organize specialized workshops, trainings, meetings, symposiums, and conferences that are relevant to the unit's function.

5. Communicate with government entities to introduce the unit, its goals, and the services provided.

6. Increase awareness and foster the culture of consultation about the necessity of assessing the regulatory impacts of draft regulations and rules ordinances as well as similar documents.

7. Sign memorandums of cooperation with relevant public and private sector entities to share expertise and enhance the implementation of consultation systems.