At the heart of Riyadh, the seventh edition of the Global Health Exhibition has brought together minds from around the world, highlighting Saudi Arabia's significant strides in healthcare with investments exceeding $13.3 billion and a focus on AI and innovative investment strategies, signaling a projected rise in the pharmaceutical market to $19.2 billion by 2030.

In alignment with this healthcare evolution, Saudi Arabia has granted Premium Residency to 2,645 healthcare professionals from diverse countries, tapping into a reservoir of global expertise to bolster the kingdom's Vision 2030 objectives and invigorate its healthcare sector by attracting top talents.

Meanwhile, in Riyadh, the automotive world witnessed a leap in customer experience with the opening of JAECOO OMODA's massive integrated showroom, showcasing not only vehicles but also offering a comprehensive service experience aimed at elevating customer satisfaction.

Adding to the vibrancy of the Global Health Exhibition, BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) is set to display its Signature Programmes, underscoring their commitment to patient and healthcare worker safety as the company expands its footprint in Saudi Arabia with plans for a Training and Education Academy to enhance healthcare professional skills.

The premium residency, also fondly dubbed the "Saudi green card," complements these initiatives, offering its 2,645 recipients an enriching package of benefits including visa-free stays and real estate ownership, showcasing the kingdom's dedication to retaining top-tier talent essential for its Vision 2030 goals.

Lastly, pivoting to the arts, renowned Hollywood composer Simon Franglen enthralled audiences at the AMC cinema in Jeddah with insights into film scoring, emphasizing collaboration and cultural diversity during a Red Sea Labs' masterclass, fitting beautifully amidst the ongoing dialogues of innovation and cultural fusion within the kingdom.