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Saudi Arabia Reports Strong Domestic Wheat Output and Stable Food Supply Plans for 2026

The General Food Security Authority said domestic wheat production reached one point one million tonnes, while planned imports are expected to maintain national reserves and support food price stability.
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Saudi Housing and Workforce Programs Support Vision 2030 Economic Goals

Government initiatives in housing finance and professional training aim to increase citizen participation in the economy and improve access to skilled employment.

Saudi Arabia Expands Renewable Energy Development Through ACWA Power and National Projects

Clean energy investments, including solar, wind, and hydrogen initiatives, continue to grow as the Kingdom develops new power sources alongside traditional energy industries.

Riyadh Season Announces Early Plans for International Entertainment and Cultural Events

The General Entertainment Authority revealed initial details for the upcoming Riyadh Season, including international performances, cultural exhibitions, and culinary events aime...

King Abdullah Port and Saudi Logistics Projects Strengthen Non-Oil Trade Infrastructure

Expanded port capacity and logistics upgrades are being developed to improve export connections as Saudi Arabia seeks broader economic activity beyond oil.

Ministry of Housing Expands Mortgage Support Programs to Increase Homeownership

Saudi housing authorities announced new partnerships with commercial banks to improve mortgage access and support residential development.

Ministry of Human Resources Updates Professional Certification Standards Across Key Industries

Saudi Arabia introduced revised technical certification requirements to improve workforce skills and support employment development programs.

Saudi Arabia Launches New Solar-Powered Desalination Facility to Improve Water Security

The Saline Water Conversion Corporation commissioned a solar-powered desalination plant using advanced filtration technology to support sustainable water supplies.

Ministry of Sport Prepares Qiddiya for International Esports and Motorsport Events

Saudi sports authorities confirmed that venue construction and planning for global competitions in Qiddiya are progressing as scheduled.

Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hosts Regional Security and Economic Cooperation Talks

Saudi officials held high-level discussions in Riyadh focused on maritime security, supply chains, and economic cooperation across the Middle East.

Ceer Motors Updates Electric Vehicle Plant Development Timeline in Saudi Arabia

The Public Investment Fund and Foxconn-backed electric vehicle company confirmed progress on its manufacturing facility in King Abdullah Economic City as prototype testing appro...

King Faisal Specialist Hospital Advances Genomic Medicine Research With New Clinical Trial Results

Researchers at the Saudi medical institution published findings on personalized genomic treatments, highlighting the Kingdom’s expanding role in advanced healthcare research.

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Opens Advanced Computing Laboratory for Climate Research

The university launched a high-performance computing center focused on desert agriculture, water efficiency, and climate adaptation research.
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