In Saudi Arabia, Musaned has introduced a no-fee visa policy for employers when domestic workers depart on a final exit. This new initiative comes with certain conditions, such as issuance within two years of departure and a final exit status in the Absher system.

Meanwhile, Saudi gamer Xzit Thamer is making waves worldwide with his silent comedy and gaming content. His unique approach, reminiscent of Mr. Bean, gained extraordinary popularity during the pandemic, drawing fans from all corners of the globe and expanding to include anime pack openings and traditional gaming.

Speaking of Saudi attractions, the Riyadh Dates Exhibition has seen a fantastic turnout, welcoming over 113,000 visitors since August. The exhibition, highly regarded for showcasing the rich variety of Saudi dates, continues to highlight the agricultural strengths of the nation as it runs until October 2024.

Complementing Saudi Arabia's innovation drive, the nation recently celebrated the graduation of AI program participants, a collaborative effort with Google Cloud. This initiative represents Saudi Arabia's dedication to fostering digital innovation by training local talent with the latest AI technology skills for industry transformation.

Turning to the Middle East, tensions escalated in the West Bank as a 12-year-old Palestinian boy was tragically killed amid clashes marking the anniversary of Hamas' attack on Israel. The somber anniversary also saw heightened security measures by Israeli forces, reflecting the ongoing volatility in the region.

In related news, Turkish President Erdogan condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, drawing a controversial comparison to Adolf Hitler. As the anniversary of the Gaza war passed, Erdogan's remarks highlighted the stark criticisms of Israel's policies, urging the international community to address the continuing conflict.