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Riyadh to Require Accreditation for Major Infrastructure Projects From 2027

Authorities will require formal accreditation for major engineering and construction projects from January 1, 2027, aiming to improve quality, safety and execution standards across large-scale developments.
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Saudi Culture Ministry Expands International Exhibition Program

Saudi cultural authorities have announced new art exhibitions and heritage exchanges with European and Asian institutions, broadening the kingdom’s international cultural progra...

King Salman Relief Center Launches New Food Security Initiative

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has deployed food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities in partner countries as part of Saudi Arabia’s internatio...

Saudi Arabia Opens 17th National Gifted Student Identification Program

The King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity has opened registration for its latest nationwide program to identify students with exceptional ab...

Saudi Authorities Seize 40,000 Amphetamine Pills at Border Crossings

Customs officials have intercepted 40,000 amphetamine pills concealed in commercial glass shipments as authorities continue efforts to disrupt narcotics trafficking.

Saudi Arabia Launches National Coding and AI Bootcamps

The Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones has opened enrollment for large-scale training programs covering cybersecurity, quantum computing and generative a...

Saudi Arabia Expands Digital Health Records Across Major Cities

Healthcare authorities have completed the rollout of unified digital patient records across major public hospitals in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, improving access to clinical inf...

Saudi Ports Upgrade Dammam and Jubail Terminals as Cargo Volumes Grow

The Saudi Ports Authority has completed infrastructure improvements at key Eastern Province terminals, including automated cranes and digital customs systems designed to reduce ...

Saudi Aramco Expands AI Use Across Exploration and Logistics

Saudi Aramco is deploying advanced machine-learning and enterprise systems across refining, shipping and upstream operations to improve efficiency and reduce carbon intensity in...

Saudi Red Sea and AlUla Tourism Bookings Rise Ahead of Autumn Season

Tourism operators report stronger advance bookings from European and Asian visitors, supported by additional international air links and new premium resort openings in Red Sea d...

ROSHN Accelerates Housing Development in Riyadh and Eastern Province

State-backed developer ROSHN is advancing large master-planned communities using sustainable design and modern construction methods as Saudi Arabia seeks to expand homeownership...

Saudi Non-Oil Private Sector Maintains Strong Growth

Official economic indicators show continued expansion in private-sector activity outside hydrocarbons, supported by domestic demand and stronger non-oil export orders.
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