Integrated Administrative Law to Sustainable Development Goals (Sdg 13 & 16) for a Greener Future in Saudi Arabia

Objectives: This study investigates the integration of Saudi's administrative law with the Sustainable Development Goals. It evaluates the effectiveness of legal frameworks and policies in fostering sustainable development, with a particular focus on environmental governance. The research aims to identify the alignment of these laws with Saudi's Vision-2030. Theoretical Framework: The study is grounded in theories of administrative law reform and sustainable development. It explores the intersection of legal frameworks and environmental governance in developing economies, focusing on how integrated law systems can support ecological and socio-economic priorities. Method: A comparative analysis of Saudi administrative law was undertaken, supported by a meta-empirical review of international best practices. The research incorporates both quantitative assessments of SDG implementation metrics and qualitative analyses of legal integration challenges. Results and Discussion: The findings highlight progress in water management, with effectiveness rising from 25% to 80%. Nonetheless, regulatory fragmentation and implementation hurdles persist, limiting the alignment of administrative processes with environmental objectives. Comparative insights suggest that improved legal integration could enhance SDG efficiency by up to 30%. Recommendations include refining administrative policies to bolster Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 priorities. Research Implications: This study provides actionable recommendations for administrative legal reforms, emphasizing the need for regulatory coherence and stakeholder engagement to advance sustainable development goals. Originality/Value: This research offers the first comprehensive framework for aligning Saudi administrative law with SDGs, contributing practical insights for achieving a balance between environmental preservation and economic development. It sets a benchmark for integrating legal and environmental strategies in developing economies.