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Saudi Arabia Cuts November Crude Prices to Asia by $3 a Barrel

Saudi Aramco lowered the official selling price of Arab Light crude for Asian buyers by $3 a barrel to $5 below regional benchmarks as the kingdom seeks to defend market share and support refinery margins amid shipping disruptions in the Middle East.
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MBC Studios Sets November Saudi Cinema Release for Traveler’s Hell

MBC Studios says its psychological thriller Traveler’s Hell will open in Saudi cinemas in November, adding to the Kingdom’s expanding domestic film and entertainment sector.

Saudi Culture Ministry Opens National Heritage Exhibition in AlUla

A new exhibition in AlUla is showcasing restoration projects from across the Kingdom as officials promote historic preservation and cultural tourism.

Saudi Commerce Ministry Steps Up Retail Compliance Inspections

Consumer protection teams in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah are carrying out coordinated inspections focused on pricing transparency, contracts and compliance with commercial rules.

Saudi Humanitarian Agency Expands Medical and Food Missions Across Conflict Zones

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has launched new operations delivering food, surgical support and shelter materials across the Middle East and East Africa.

Saudi Arabia Prepares for Arabian Gulf Cup Final After Strong Defensive Run

The Saudi national football team is completing preparations for the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup final in Jeddah under coach Georgios Donis after reaching the championship match withou...

Saudi Arabia Launches Red Sea Yacht Show to Expand Jeddah’s Luxury Tourism Market

Tourism authorities are preparing the Red Sea Yacht Show in Jeddah to attract superyacht owners and high-end travellers as the Kingdom develops its western coast under Vision 2030.

Saudi Entertainment Sector Reports Record Visitor Numbers and More Than 2,500 Active Event Licences

Saudi regulators say concerts, festivals and family attractions have drawn tens of millions of visitors while more than 2,500 event licences remain active across the Kingdom.

Saudi Space Agency Expands Partnerships in Earth Observation and Satellite Manufacturing

Saudi space authorities have signed new research agreements with international aerospace companies to develop domestic satellite, remote-sensing and meteorological capabilities.

Saudi Border Forces Seize Major Contraband Shipments Along Yemen Frontier

Interior Ministry units have intercepted large quantities of narcotics and prohibited goods along the southern border as authorities intensify action against cross-border smuggl...

Saudi Arabia Accelerates New Desalination Projects to Strengthen Water Security

State operators are commissioning advanced reverse-osmosis facilities in the Eastern Province and along the Red Sea coast to support growing cities and large development projects.

Saudi Civil Defence Issues Storm and Flash-Flood Warnings Across Multiple Regions

Authorities in Riyadh, Mecca and Asir are warning residents and motorists about heavy thunderstorms, strong winds and possible flash flooding that could disrupt transport and ru...

PIF Extends Potential 1 Billion Riyal Loan Facility for Emaar, The Economic City

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has extended a possible 1 billion riyal shareholder loan facility for Emaar, The Economic City, through February 2027 to support liquidity ...
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