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Saudi Arabia Steps Up Solar Desalination and Agricultural Resilience Research

Government ministries and research institutions have launched new programmes focused on solar-powered desalination and farming technologies suited to arid conditions to strengthen long-term water and food security.
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KAUST Researchers Report Advances in Computing and Solar Cell Efficiency

Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology published new findings in high-performance computing and photovoltaic efficiency as Saudi Arabia expands its sc...

Riyadh Season to Open October 21 With 10-Week Festival Programme

Organisers confirmed that Riyadh Season will begin on October 21 with sporting events, concerts and cultural attractions as Saudi Arabia continues to expand its entertainment an...

Saudi Tourism Authority Launches Global Autumn Campaign

Saudi Arabia has begun a marketing campaign across Europe, East Asia and North America to promote seasonal events and heritage tourism destinations.

Saudi Arabia Expands AI Diagnostics and Digital Health Records Across Public Hospitals

The Health Ministry has completed a wider rollout of unified electronic medical records and machine-learning diagnostic tools across public facilities in Riyadh, Jeddah and the ...

Saudi Arabia Expands Food Security Agreements and Strategic Grain Reserves

Government agencies have concluded long-term agricultural supply deals and increased strategic grain reserves to reduce exposure to global food supply disruptions.

Diriyah Gate Unveils Phase Two Plans for Hotels, Museums and Cultural Venues

The Diriyah Gate Development Authority released plans for the next stage of its heritage district, including luxury hotels, museums and performing arts centres backed by multi-b...

King Salman Energy Park Advances Manufacturing and Logistics Expansion

The King Salman Energy Park in the Eastern Province has reached new construction milestones while attracting international energy equipment makers and supply-chain operators.

Saudi Aviation Authority Expands International Routes Through Riyadh and Jeddah

The General Authority of Civil Aviation finalised agreements with major airlines to add direct services through King Khalid International Airport and King Abdulaziz Internationa...

Red Sea Global and Neom Accelerate Tourism Infrastructure Ahead of Winter Season

Developers are advancing construction of resorts, marinas and airports across major Vision 2030 projects as international visitor demand rises ahead of the winter travel period.

Saudi Capital Market Authority Updates Rules to Attract More Institutional Investment

The Capital Market Authority introduced revised listing and disclosure regulations aimed at making secondary offerings easier and increasing institutional participation in the T...

Saudi Foreign Business Licences Record Double-Digit Growth

The Ministry of Investment reported a substantial increase in newly issued foreign corporate licences, supported by regulatory reforms and simplified establishment procedures un...
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