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Riyadh Security and History Conference Draws More Than 160 Speakers and 5,000 Visitors

Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry concluded the Security and History Dialogue conference in Riyadh, where participants examined the Kingdom’s institutional development, national heritage and future security capabilities, including the use of advanced technologies.
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Arab Parliament Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Civilian and Economic Targets

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Diriyah Development Advances At-Turaif Restoration and New Cultural Projects

The Diriyah Gate Development Authority reported progress on restoring At-Turaif and constructing museums, luxury hotels and cultural venues as part of the wider Riyadh development.

Saudi Public Investment Fund Expands Global Sports and Entertainment Investments

The Public Investment Fund has announced new allocations for international sports assets, entertainment ventures and championship hosting rights in Riyadh and Jeddah.

Red Sea Global Opens New Luxury Resorts Along Saudi Arabia’s Western Coast

Red Sea Global has opened several luxury hospitality properties as Saudi Arabia continues expanding its tourism sector and targeting high-spending international visitors.

KAUST Launches Desalination and Arid Agriculture Research Center

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Saudi Arabia Expands AI Diagnostics and Telemedicine Across Public Health System

The Health Ministry is rolling out artificial intelligence diagnostic tools and telemedicine services across hospitals and clinics in Riyadh, Makkah, Medina and the Asir region.
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