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Saudi Arabia Denies Claim It Purchased 25 Oil Tankers

The Saudi Energy Ministry has rejected an Iraqi claim that the kingdom bought 25 oil tankers for $4.5 billion, saying higher regional shipping costs instead reflect broader geopolitical and maritime disruptions.
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Jazan Produces 60% of Saudi Arabia’s Mango Harvest

Agricultural authorities say farms in Jazan accounted for 60% of the kingdom’s mango production, highlighting the southern province’s growing role in domestic agriculture.

Saudi Culture Ministry Launches Nationwide Heritage Exhibitions

Saudi Arabia’s Culture Ministry has opened exhibitions featuring traditional architecture, textile crafts and culinary heritage as part of efforts to preserve and promote nation...

Saudi Pro League Reports Growth in International Broadcast and Streaming Audiences

The Saudi Pro League says international broadcast agreements and digital viewership are increasing across European and Asian markets as global interest in the competition expands.

Saudi Humanitarian Agency Expands Emergency Relief Operations Abroad

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has carried out international airlifts delivering medical supplies, food and shelter materials to communities affected by cris...

Saudi Tourism Authority Expands Promotion Across Europe and Asia

Saudi Arabia is rolling out a new international tourism campaign highlighting AlUla, Red Sea destinations and entertainment in Riyadh as it seeks to attract more European and As...

Saudi Press Agency and Russia’s TASS Sign Media Cooperation Agreement

The Saudi Press Agency and Russian news agency TASS have signed a memorandum of understanding in Moscow aimed at expanding news exchange and bilateral media cooperation.

World Economic Forum Highlights Saudi Progress on Gender Parity

A World Economic Forum assessment identifies Saudi Arabia among countries making notable progress in narrowing gender gaps in economic participation and professional leadership.

Saudi Arabia Prepares Nationwide Airshows and Fireworks for 96th National Day

Saudi Arabia is marking its 96th National Day with military airshows, naval displays and fireworks, including celebrations across nine cities and major events in Riyadh, Jeddah ...

Saudi Film Commission Raises Production Rebates to as Much as 60%

Saudi Arabia has increased cash rebates for eligible domestic and international film productions to as much as 60% as it seeks to attract more projects to shoot in the kingdom.

Saudi Arabia Expands Government Cloud and Cybersecurity Infrastructure

The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority is strengthening encryption standards and secure government cloud capacity as authorities increase protection of critical di...

Red Sea Global Expands Renewable Power and Water Infrastructure at Resort Developments

Red Sea Global is advancing renewable-energy microgrids and desalination infrastructure across new hospitality developments on Saudi Arabia’s western coast.

Saudi Industrial Cities Attract New Manufacturing and Logistics Investment

Saudi Arabia’s industrial cities authority has secured new investment commitments from international manufacturers planning assembly and logistics facilities in Riyadh, Dammam a...
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