Life expectancy in Saudi Arabia increased from 69 years in 1990 to 78 years by 2022, reflecting sustained economic growth, improved living standards, and advancements in healthcare. Gains during the 1990s and 2000s stemmed from government investments in medical infrastructure and preventive care programs. The rise to 77 years by 2019 highlights successful efforts in combating chronic diseases and enhancing maternal and child health. The steady increase to 78 years in 2022 further underscores the country’s commitment to health system modernization.
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