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Saudi Arabia Expects Wheat Production Increase While Imports Rise to Meet Livestock Demand

Saudi Arabia is forecast to produce about 1.1 million tonnes of wheat this season with government-backed procurement incentives, while cereal imports are expected to increase to fifteen million tonnes as demand from poultry and livestock industries continues growing.
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Saudi Arabia’s New Urban Development Push Gains Support from Public Investment Fund and Private Developers

The Public Investment Fund’s partnership with Talaat Moustafa Group will support residential, commercial, and hospitality developments designed to increase private-sector partic...

Saudi Regional Carbon Exchange Expands European Partnerships to Support Climate Finance Growth

The carbon credit platform established by the Public Investment Fund and Saudi Tadawul Group is expanding cooperation with European climate finance companies to increase interna...

Al Rajhi Bank Partners with Visa for 2027 AFC Asian Cup Sponsorship in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s largest retail bank has joined Visa in a major sponsorship agreement for the upcoming Asian Football Confederation tournament, supporting the Kingdom’s efforts to...

Saudi Arabia Presents Vision 2030 Sustainability Progress at United Nations Forum

A Saudi delegation led by Economy and Planning Minister Faisal Alibrahim will present the Kingdom’s latest voluntary national review at the United Nations, highlighting progress...

Saudia Becomes Global Leader in On-Time Flight Performance During Hajj and Summer Travel Season

Saudi Arabia’s national airline Saudia achieved an on-time arrival rate above ninety-two percent across more than thirteen thousand flights in June, with performance supported b...

Riyadh Expands Carbon Market Presence Through New European Climate Finance Partnerships

Saudi Arabia’s voluntary carbon market company has announced partnerships with European and British climate finance firms to connect international carbon buyers and suppliers, s...

Saudi Foreign Minister and United States Secretary of State Coordinate Response to Middle East Escalation

Prince Faisal bin Farhan and United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio held emergency talks on regional military tensions, focusing on restoring shipping access and supportin...

Saudi Arabia and Talaat Moustafa Group Partner on New Urban Development Projects

The Public Investment Fund has signed an agreement with regional developer Talaat Moustafa Group to create mixed-use residential, commercial, and hospitality projects across Sau...

Riyadh Air Announces First Commercial Flights to London Heathrow Starting July 2026

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund-owned airline Riyadh Air will begin scheduled passenger operations on July one with Boeing 787-9 aircraft, launching its Riyadh-to-London H...

Saudi AI Company Humain Partners with Cohere to Build Arabic Artificial Intelligence Systems

Public Investment Fund-backed Humain will provide at least fifty megawatts of computing capacity for Toronto-based artificial intelligence company Cohere, creating a partnership...

Saudi Public Investment Fund Plans Expansion of European Investments to 170 Billion Dollars by 2030

The Public Investment Fund plans to increase its European investment footprint and establish a subsidiary office in Paris as Saudi Arabia redirects capital toward assets in Fran...
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