Follow-ups — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:The British magazine “The Economist” revealed the narrowness of the options available before the Saudi leadership in dealing with the Yemeni file, in light of the stumbling of the military decisive victory and the increasing fears of the repercussions of the continuation of the confrontation on the Kingdom’s security and economy.The magazine quoted Saudi officials close to the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman describing the options presented regarding Yemen as all bad, between a ground intervention that entails the risks of long attrition, the continuation of the aerial strikes that did not achieve the desired objectives, or heading toward a political settlement that imposes dealing with the existing field realities.The impact of the crisis extends, according to the report, to the Saudi economic projects, at a time when the Kingdom faces financial pressures and security risks that affect the aviation, energy, and logistics sectors.The report noted the postponement of the “Future Investment Initiative” conference from October 2026 to the year 2027, amid security fears that affected the readiness of some international financial institutions to participate.It also touched on the reduction by the International Monetary Fund of its forecasts for the Saudi economy for the year 2026 from a growth of 1.7% in July to a contraction of 3.3% in October, in conjunction with raising the budget deficit estimates from 165 billion riyals to 245 billion riyals, according to the figures stated in the report.Riyadh faces, according to The Economist, additional challenges linked to the risks in the Red Sea and the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait, along with doubts regarding the ability of the US to provide full security protection for its allies in light of the regional escalation and the war on Iran.These developments place the Saudi leadership before an equation that combines the high cost of the military confrontation and the difficulty of reaching a political settlement, while the pressures on the objectives of Vision 2030 and the Kingdom’s endeavors to enhance its economic and investment position are increasing.
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