Randomized trial evaluates how accounting information quality impacts sustainable development in Saudi projects, suggesting improvements for better outcomes.
The current paper will review the importance of accounting information quality (AIQ) in ensuring sustainable development in Saudi-based projects. With Saudi Arabia striving to undertake ambitious economic diversification and social transformation projects, represented in the vision 2030, it is most crucial to consider the economic, environmental, and social implications (the three pillars of sustainability) in the planning, execution and reporting of projects. The paper presents the argument that high-quality accounting information is not a financial reporting tool only, but it is a major facilitator of informed decision-making, stakeholder engagement, as well as accountability in all three pillars of sustainability. The article discusses the prevailing situation with AIQ in the Saudi Arabian project, outlines the major issues and prospects, and suggests a model on how to improve the quality of AIQ and attain more sustainable project results. Partial least squares were used to conduct data analysis. The results show that the applicability of accounting information positively affects the level of economic, environmental, and social development of the Saudi Arabian projects. Nonetheless, accounting information reliability fails to positively influence the economic, environmental and social development the Saudi Arabian projects have. The research suggested that continuous training could be applied in the acquisition of quality accounting information that could positively impact sustainable development (SD) in Saudi Arabia projects.
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Hassan Salah Anwer Ghozi (2026) studied this question.
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