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Saudi Arabia Expands Humanitarian Food and Medical Assistance Abroad

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has launched new food, medical and nutritional assistance programs for vulnerable populations in developing countries, extending the Kingdom's international humanitarian efforts.
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Trump’s Top General Seeks an Exit Strategy From Iran War, Report Says

General Dan Caine has reportedly warned senior officials that further escalation could backfire and that air power alone is unlikely to deliver the administration’s aims.

Brock Lesnar Retires From Wrestling, Closing a Career of Rare Athletic Range and Lasting Controversy

The 49-year-old former NCAA champion, UFC heavyweight champion and WWE headliner announced that his SummerSlam loss to Oba Femi was his final match.

Saudi Health Ministry Honors Patient Safety and Healthcare Innovation

The Ministry of Health held its eighth national patient safety awards ceremony in Riyadh, recognizing medical institutions and clinical researchers for advances in healthcare st...

Riyadh Entertainment and Esports Events Draw More International Visitors

Major gaming tournaments and cultural events in Riyadh have reported strong summer attendance, supporting the capital's growing role as an international destination for entertai...

Jeddah Airports Introduces New Sustainability and Technology Measures

Jeddah Airports has rolled out new technological and environmental initiatives at King Abdulaziz International Airport to improve operations at a major transit gateway linking A...

Saudi Arabia Advances Commercial Satellite Partnerships With Global Technology Firms

The Saudi Space Agency is expanding cooperation on satellite manufacturing and Earth-observation systems as the Kingdom seeks to develop domestic capabilities in aerospace and t...

Saudi Arabia Expands Desalination and Water Conservation Programs

The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture is developing new reverse-osmosis desalination projects and agricultural water-efficiency measures to strengthen long-term wat...

Neom and AlUla Developers Accelerate Sustainable Tourism Projects

Red Sea Global and AlUla Development Company are advancing new hospitality projects and environmental preservation programs as Saudi Arabia expands tourism and other non-oil sec...

Saudi Arabia Strengthens Trade and Energy Infrastructure Links With Asian Partners

Saudi energy officials held talks with major Asian energy importers on long-term supply agreements and joint investment in lower-carbon technologies and petrochemical refining t...

Saudi Industrial Cities Attract More Foreign Manufacturing Investment

The Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities and Technology Zones reported a significant increase in new factory licenses across Dammam, Jubail and Yanbu, pointing to stronger fore...

Saudi Arabia Reports Continued Non-Oil Growth as Private Sector Expands

The General Authority for Statistics reported continued growth in Saudi Arabia's non-oil economy, highlighting private-sector activity as the Kingdom advances economic reforms u...
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