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Saudi Arabia Reports More Than $145 Billion in Global Humanitarian and Development Aid

Official data released for the International Day of Charity show Saudi Arabia has delivered 9,030 humanitarian, development and charitable projects worth more than $145 billion across 175 countries.
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Saudi Arabia and Serbia Waive Short-Stay Visas for Diplomatic Passport Holders

Riyadh and Belgrade have signed an agreement removing short-stay visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports as Saudi Arabia expands bilateral ties with S...

Seredo Real Estate Expo Opens in Jeddah With International Participation

The 2026 Seredo Real Estate Expo has opened in Jeddah with developers, urban planners and financial institutions showcasing projects and investment opportunities across Saudi Ar...

Flyadeal Launches Direct Karachi-Madinah Flights

Saudi low-cost carrier Flyadeal has started scheduled services between Karachi and Madinah, expanding affordable regional connectivity while supporting religious tourism from Pa...

Saudi Arabia Deports More Than 12,000 Residency and Labor Violators

Saudi security authorities have deported 12,363 undocumented foreign residents following nationwide inspections targeting violations of residency, labor and commercial regulations.

Red Weather Alerts Issued for Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Risk in Southwestern Saudi Arabia

The National Center of Meteorology has issued red alerts for Jazan, Asir, Al Baha and Mecca, warning of intense thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding as seas...

Saudi Real Estate Regulator Introduces Fines of Up to 200,000 Riyals

The Real Estate General Authority has tightened enforcement in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province, with fines and possible licence suspensions for property companies that b...

Saudi Anti-Corruption Authority Arrests 108 Government Employees

The Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority says more than 2,600 inspections during the past month resulted in the arrest of 108 public-sector employees in cases involving admin...

Saudi Construction Activity Remains Strong as Housing and Infrastructure Projects Expand

Al Rajhi Capital’s Saudi Construction Index stood at 55.4 in August, remaining above the 50-point expansion threshold as residential developments and major infrastructure projec...

Saudi Arabia Advances Talks to Join Turkey’s KAAN Fighter Jet Program

Saudi defense procurement officials are in advanced negotiations over potential participation in Turkey’s fifth-generation KAAN combat aircraft program as Riyadh seeks to divers...

Saudi Arabia and Germany Establish Strategic Dialogue on Industry and Clean Energy

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan has signed a strategic dialogue memorandum of understanding with German representatives in Berlin, creating a formal framework fo...

OPEC+ Holds October Oil Production Quotas Steady Amid Market Volatility

OPEC and its allies have agreed to maintain existing October production quotas as the group weighs global demand forecasts against shipping risks and continuing fluctuations in ...
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