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Saudi Arabia Shuts East-West Oil Pipeline After Security Incidents

Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry has temporarily closed the strategic East-West oil pipeline after attacks affected infrastructure sites, while technical teams assess safety and secure the corridor amid heightened regional tensions.
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Saudi Arabia Expands Cultural Programmes for International Umrah Guests

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs has organised orientation and heritage programmes for international pilgrims participating in the official Umrah and Visit programme, combining r...

Saudi Pro League Draws Continued International Attention During Autumn Fixtures

Saudi Pro League clubs are continuing their autumn schedules with prominent international players attracting global media coverage as football remains a central part of the king...

Saudi Media Forum Plans More Than 300 Speakers for 2027 Riyadh Edition

Organisers of the Saudi Media Forum say the 2027 event in Riyadh is expected to host more than 300 speakers and 250 international media organisations focused on digital transfor...

Saudi Tourism Authority Targets European and Asian Visitors for Autumn and Winter

Saudi Arabia has launched new tourism campaigns promoting AlUla, Diriyah and Red Sea destinations to travellers in Europe and Asia ahead of the peak cooler-season travel period.

Saudi Researchers Expand Quantum Computing and Semiconductor Projects

King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology is advancing domestic and international research partnerships in semiconductor design and quantum information systems as part of S...

Saudi Arabia Updates Intellectual Property Rules for Digital Innovation

The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property has introduced revised patent examination procedures and stronger digital copyright enforcement as the kingdom seeks to support tec...

Riyadh Grade A Office Demand Rises as Multinationals Expand Regional Headquarters

Commercial property activity in Riyadh is strengthening as multinational companies establish regional headquarters, driving leasing demand and investment into prime office distr...

Saudi Arabia Sends 500,000 Litres of Drinking Water to Gaza

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has delivered 500,000 litres of clean drinking water across several areas of Gaza as part of ongoing emergency assistance for ...

Saudi Arabia Launches Biotech Data Regulatory Sandbox in Riyadh

The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority has joined the Riyadh Global Medical Biotechnology Summit and introduced a regulatory sandbox with the King Abdullah Interna...

Public Investment Fund Advances Five-Year Strategy for Domestic Industry and Long-Term Returns

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is continuing its five-year investment framework across Vision, Strategic and Financial portfolios, with a focus on building domestic indus...

Saudi Arabia Expands Logistics Hubs Across Riyadh, Jeddah and Eastern Province

Government agencies and industrial partners are advancing logistics corridors intended to improve import and export flows and strengthen Saudi Arabia’s role as a transport link ...

NEOM Continues Work on Oxagon, Green Hydrogen and Data Centre Infrastructure

NEOM developers are continuing construction across the Oxagon industrial zone, green hydrogen projects and data centre infrastructure while adjusting investment priorities to im...
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