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Diriyah Company Accelerates Cultural Tourism Development Near Riyadh

Diriyah Company advanced construction of museums, hotels, and heritage-focused commercial areas in the historic district near Riyadh as Saudi Arabia develops a major international cultural tourism destination.
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King Abdullah University Researchers Advance Solar and Water Technology Innovation

Scientists at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology reported advances in high-efficiency solar cells and lower-energy seawater desalination technologies.

Saudi Human Resources Ministry Expands Workforce Training and Saudization Programs

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development launched new private-sector training partnerships to develop specialized skills and support workforce nationalization.

Saudi Export Authority Promotes Non-Oil Trade Expansion Across Africa and Asia

The Saudi Export Development Authority organized trade missions and business meetings to help domestic manufacturers and industrial companies enter new international markets.

Saudi National Water Company Accelerates Desalination and Water Infrastructure Projects

The National Water Company is progressing major pipelines and desalination projects in Riyadh, Jeddah, and the Eastern Province to strengthen long-term water supply networks.

Saudi Data Authority Expands Smart City and Digital Government Programs

The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority is deploying machine learning systems across government services and municipal traffic operations to improve efficiency and ...

Saudi Red Sea Authority Updates Marine Tourism Safety Regulations

The authority introduced updated rules covering recreational boating, yacht services, and eco-diving activities to improve safety and environmental protection along Red Sea dest...

Riyadh Season Preparations Begin for Upcoming Entertainment Calendar

Organizers have started planning the next Riyadh Season program, which is expected to feature cultural exhibitions, concerts, and entertainment attractions during the autumn and...

Saudi Aramco Expands Carbon Capture and Hydrogen Projects

Saudi Aramco is advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage facilities alongside blue hydrogen projects as part of efforts to reduce industrial emissions while maintainin...

Saudi Non-Oil Private Sector Continues Expansion, Official Data Shows

The General Authority for Statistics reported continued growth in non-oil economic activity, supported by wholesale and retail trade, professional services, and hospitality-rela...

Saudi Tourism Authorities Launch Summer Campaigns for Asir, AlUla, and Red Sea Destinations

Tourism agencies are promoting heritage locations, mountain climates, and luxury coastal experiences in Asir, AlUla, and Red Sea destinations to attract domestic and internation...

ACWA Power Advances Solar and Wind Projects to Support Saudi Clean Energy Targets

Public Investment Fund-backed ACWA Power continues developing large renewable energy projects across Saudi Arabia as the Kingdom works toward a target of one hundred gigawatts o...

Saudi Central Bank Reports Strong Reserves and Financial Stability

The Saudi Central Bank said banking capital ratios, liquidity levels, and foreign exchange reserves remain strong, supporting financial stability and domestic lending capacity.
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