A Dutch court has convicted Pakistani men Muhammed Ashraf Jalali and Saad Hussain Rizvi for incitement to murder far-right leader Geert Wilders, sentencing Jalali to 14 years and Rizvi to 4 years in absentia. This case stems from Wilders' canceled Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest, which sparked death threats and protests.

Meanwhile, in Riyadh, the 8th Future Investment Initiative (FII) is set to take place under the patronage of King Salman from October 29-31, 2024. Themed "Infinite Horizons: Investing Today, Shaping Tomorrow," the conference will gather global leaders and innovators to discuss climate change, economic stability, and technological advancements.

Speaking of advancements, Saudi Arabia's aquaculture sector has seen significant growth, contributing to food security and economic development as part of Saudi Vision 2030. With international partnerships and increased production, the Kingdom has expanded its aquaculture exports to support coastal and rural economic growth.

Nature lovers can appreciate the beauty of Al-Asfar Lake in Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahsa Governorate, home to a vibrant flamingo population and scenic vistas. This lake, enriched by approximately 162 springs, not only supports local wildlife but also sustains the region's impressive 11 million palm trees.

In the realm of culinary arts, the launch of Irth Store and Cafe in Madinah, Jeddah, and Riyadh is set to showcase Saudi dishes and local products, opening mid-September and in October respectively. This exciting initiative aims to foster culinary innovation and establish the Kingdom as a center for exceptional culinary experiences.

Finally, Qassim Governor Prince Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud and Minister of Commerce Majid Al-Qasabi recently met to discuss economic development and job creation in Qassim. Their discussions highlighted efforts to enhance various sectors and address challenges to ensure the region's prosperity.