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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham Discuss Red Sea Security and Bilateral Cooperation

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham reviewed Red Sea security, regional developments and wider bilateral relations as attacks on commercial shipping continue to threaten one of the world's busiest maritime trade routes.
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AlUla Football Club Signs Former Al-Nassr Midfielder Abdulmajeed Al-Sulaiheem

AlUla Football Club has completed the signing of Abdulmajeed Al-Sulaiheem after the midfielder's departure from Al-Nassr, continuing preparations for the upcoming football seaso...

Saudi Camel Federation Completes Venue Upgrades Before Crown Prince Camel Festival

The Saudi Camel Federation has completed improvements to racing facilities in Taif ahead of the Crown Prince Camel Festival, one of the Kingdom's leading heritage sporting events.

Saudi Border Guard Launches Coastal Environmental Cleanup Campaign in Yanbu

The Saudi Border Guard has begun a volunteer initiative to clean beaches and seabeds in Yanbu, supporting environmental conservation and broader coastal sustainability efforts.

Saudi Civil Defense Lifts Security Alerts in Yanbu and Jazan

Saudi Civil Defense removed emergency alerts in Yanbu and Jazan following updated security assessments after recent regional tensions.

Saudi Arabia Forecasts Above-Average Temperatures Through August

Meteorological authorities expect hotter-than-normal conditions across much of Saudi Arabia during August, with prolonged high temperatures likely to affect public health, elect...

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Opens New Graduate Career Opportunities

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology announced new graduate recruitment opportunities as the university continues strengthening its research, innovation and talent...

Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan Explore Deeper Healthcare Partnerships

Saudi Health Minister discussed expanding healthcare cooperation with Uzbekistan, including collaboration on medical services, investment opportunities and broader health-sector...

Saudi Arabia and Japan Expand Diplomatic and Economic Cooperation

Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister held talks with Japanese officials to deepen cooperation in diplomacy, investment and broader economic relations as Riyadh continues strengthening ...

Saudi Arabia Joins Madrid Protocol to Strengthen International Trademark Protection

Saudi Arabia has formally deposited its accession to the Madrid Protocol, simplifying international trademark registration and reinforcing intellectual property protection to su...

Saudi Arabia Chosen to Lead International Organization for Standardization Committee on Wound Care

Saudi Arabia has been selected to chair the International Organization for Standardization committee on wound care, strengthening the Kingdom's growing role in global healthcare...

Saudi Arabia Introduces New Education Law Covering Schools, Teachers and Students

Authorities unveiled key provisions of a new education law that updates the legal framework for schools, teachers and students, representing one of the Kingdom's most significan...

Saudi Housing Programme Helps More Than Sixty-Three Thousand Families Buy Their First Homes

Government housing initiatives enabled more than sixty-three thousand families to purchase their first homes during the first half of the year, supporting Vision 2030's objectiv...
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