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Saudi Arabia Launches Global Autumn Tourism Campaign Across Europe and Asia

The Saudi Tourism Authority has begun an international marketing campaign promoting autumn events, heritage festivals and coastal destinations to visitors from Europe, East Asia and North America.
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Saudi Airlines Prepare Expanded International Broadcasting for Professional Football

Saudi Professional League officials and clubs are finalizing broadcast and digital fan-engagement arrangements ahead of the new season as Saudi football seeks to reach larger in...

Armah Sports Prepares to Transfer From Saudi Parallel Market to Main Exchange

Armah Sports said it has completed the inspection and transition documentation required ahead of its planned move from Saudi Arabia's parallel market to the main market of the S...

King Salman Relief Centre Signs Agricultural Development Agreement for Somalia

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre signed an agreement with the Zamzam Foundation to support agricultural development in Somalia, helping farmers and strengtheni...

Saudi Ministry of Commerce Promotes National Sales Campaign With More Than One Million Discounted Products

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce said its 2026 national retail campaign is progressing across physical stores and e-commerce platforms, with more than one million discounted ...

Saudi Arabia Reports Private-Sector Job Gains for Hundreds of Thousands of Citizens

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development said hundreds of thousands of Saudi citizens secured private-sector jobs during the first half of the year through nationa...

Saudi Research Advances Low-Energy Desalination and More Efficient Solar Cells

Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology reported advances in low-energy seawater desalination and next-generation perovskite solar cells, supporting Sa...

Saudi Arabia Advances Green Initiative With Afforestation and Solar Projects

Saudi environmental agencies reported progress on planting millions of indigenous trees and expanding large-scale solar projects across northern and central regions as part of e...

Saudi Central Bank Strengthens Digital Security and Fraud Controls for Banks and FinTech Firms

The Central Bank of Saudi Arabia introduced enhanced cybersecurity requirements and real-time fraud detection systems for licensed banks and financial technology companies to pr...

Saudi Health Ministry Expands Artificial Intelligence Diagnostics Across Regional Hospitals

Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry has introduced artificial intelligence diagnostic platforms at major public hospitals in Asir, Tabuk and the Eastern Province to support clinical ...

Saudi Arabia Expands Artificial Intelligence Training for Technology Professionals

The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority launched national training programs in machine learning, neural networks and cybersecurity governance aimed at developing th...

Diriyah Gate Unveils Phase Two Plans for Cultural Tourism and Heritage Development

The Diriyah Gate Development Authority released plans for the second phase of its historic-city restoration project, combining traditional Najdi architecture with luxury hospita...
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