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Saudi Oil Exports Fall to Nine-Year Low as Red Sea and Hormuz Attacks Disrupt Shipping

Saudi Arabia’s observed crude exports dropped to about three million barrels a day in August, the lowest level since early 2017, as attacks on commercial shipping forced Saudi Aramco and Bahri to reroute vessels away from increasingly dangerous maritime chokepoints.
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Saudi Arabia Prepares International Forum for World Law Day

The Prince Saud Al Faisal Institute for Diplomatic Studies in Riyadh is preparing a forum bringing together legal experts, academics and officials to discuss international law a...

Arab News Agencies Coordinate Regional Strategy on AI and Misinformation

Members of the Federation of Arab News Agencies met in Amman to discuss the use of artificial intelligence in journalism and measures to counter the spread of digital misinforma...

Steer Studios Calls for Greater Local Talent Development in Saudi Gaming Industry

Steer Studios Chief Executive Yannick Theler urged international investors to prioritise Saudi skills development and adapt global business models to local cultural conditions a...

Riyadh Prepares New Global Sport Conference Focused on Esports, AI and Investment

Investors, sports executives and rights holders are gathering in Riyadh for the New Global Sport Conference 2026, held alongside the Esports Nations Cup and focused on the growi...

Dubai Hospitality Platform estaie Raises $5.2 Million to Expand in Saudi Arabia

Digital hospitality company estaie secured $5.2 million in seed funding at LEAP 2026 to expand its operations in Saudi Arabia’s growing tourism and property markets.

Saudi Developers Debut RoboNex Autonomous Service Robot at LEAP 2026

Saudi engineers introduced RoboNex, a locally designed artificial intelligence-powered service robot capable of integrating with payment systems and voice interfaces for retail ...

Saudi Arabia’s Buraidah Dates Carnival Records More Than 602 Million Riyals in August Sales

The Buraidah International Dates Carnival processed nearly 30,000 tons of produce and generated more than 602 million riyals in domestic and export sales during August.

Foras AI Launches $20 Million Fund for Middle East and North Africa Startups

Investment platform Foras AI announced a $20 million venture capital and acquisition programme targeting early-stage artificial intelligence companies across the Middle East and...

Zain KSA and DataVolt Partner on New Saudi Data Centres

Zain KSA signed an agreement with DataVolt to develop scalable, energy-efficient data centres designed for high-density computing and artificial intelligence applications across...

Saudi Aramco Expands Industrial AI Partnerships at LEAP 2026

Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Amin Nasser announced new agreements with global technology companies as the oil producer seeks to expand its use of industrial artificial intellige...

Saudi Arabia Unveils 3.3 Billion Riyal Khuzam Digital Valley Data Centre Project

NHC Innovation announced a 3.3 billion riyal data-centre development with NAVER Innovation and BytePlus among its initial technology partners, adding capacity for cloud and arti...

Amazon Web Services Prepares $5.3 Billion Saudi Cloud Region for December Launch

AWS said it is finalising preparations to open its first dedicated Saudi infrastructure region in December, backed by a $5.3 billion investment aimed at expanding cloud capacity...
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