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Riyadh Air Launches Manila Route as Saudi Aviation Expansion Accelerates

Saudi Arabia’s new national airline has opened ticket sales for daily flights to Manila beginning in September, marking a key step in its plan to expand international connections and attract more visitors to the Kingdom.
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Spinneys Raises Saudi Ownership Stake to Seventy Percent as Retail Market Expands

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International Monetary Fund Highlights Saudi Economic Resilience and Diversification Progress

Saudi Arabia welcomed the IMF’s latest assessment, which highlighted progress in economic diversification, institutional development, and Vision 2030 reforms.

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Riyadh Air Expands Saudi Aviation Network With Asian Market Entry

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Saudi Arabia Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Indian Iron Pipe Imports

The government has introduced final anti-dumping tariffs on certain iron pipe imports from India to support domestic manufacturing and protect local industrial supply chains.

Saudi Arabia Approves New International Aviation, Space, and Investment Agreements

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Saudi Arabia Prepares to Host First Esports Nations Cup in Riyadh

The Kingdom is set to host the inaugural Esports Nations Cup as Saudi Arabia continues expanding its role in global competitive gaming and esports investment.
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