No, Saudi Arabia is not a member of NATO.
NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is a military alliance that was established in 1949, primarily among countries in North America and Europe. The organization’s main purpose is to ensure mutual defense and collective security among its member states.
Saudi Arabia, located in the Middle East, is not part of this region and has not sought membership in NATO. However, the country has engaged in various partnerships and cooperative arrangements with NATO and some of its member countries, particularly concerning security and military cooperation in the face of regional threats.
This relationship allows for collaboration on defense and strategic matters without the formal commitment that comes with NATO membership.