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Item Restricted The Special Economic Zones: An Investigation of Why We Might Invest in The Special Economic Zones in Saudi Arabia? Vision, Prediction, And Direction(Saudi Digital Library, 2025) Almansour, Hanan; Bu, QingxiuAbstract Investment in SEZs is essential for a country to develop and succeed. This dissertation investigates the potential impact associated with an investment in special economic zones in Saudi Arabia and the possible effects of such assets on the local and regional economy. The legal framework within which the SEZs operate is explored, and the future vision, predictions, and direction of the SEZs in Saudi Arabia are discussed in light of the Saudi Vision 2030. The methodology employed in this dissertation includes a qualitative approach whereby a literature review and an analysis of relevant Saudi Arabian laws and regulations are conducted. The literature review draws on research from Saudi Arabia, the Gulf region, and the international arena. It examines the various aspects of SEZs, including their legal framework, benefits and economic impacts. The analysis of relevant laws and regulations examines Saudi Arabian statutes and rules governing SEZs and how these laws affect the benefits associated with an investment in SEZs. In addition, the findings of this dissertation also suggest that SEZs can positively impact the local and regional economy, as they provide a way for businesses to access new markets and generate economic growth. They can also play an essential role in job creation and poverty alleviation. On the other hand, SEZs in Saudi Arabia is governed by a comprehensive legal framework that provides numerous benefits associated with an investment in SEZs. Furthermore, some benefits of investing in SEZs include preferential tax treatment, greater access to international markets, and streamlined bureaucratic procedures. On the other hand, the conclusion of this dissertation suggests that SEZs in Saudi Arabia will continue to be a viable investment option for investors and businesses looking to access new markets.8 0