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Saudi Crown Prince Wraps Up U.S. Tour in Houston with Big Gulf Investments Eyed
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wrapped up his unprecedented whirlwind tour of the United States with a stop in Houston to talk investments in the Gulf region. The Crown Prince visited Motiva Enterprises LLC, a wholly-owned downstream oil and gas subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, to witness the signing of MoUs worth between $8 billion to $10 billion with US […]
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Meets with U.N. Secretary General in New York
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman continued his active visit to the United States yesterday, attending a business meeting in New York with over 200 executives, and separately meeting with the Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres. 200 top business leaders from the U.S. and Saudi Arabia – including two dozen women – assembled in […]
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Reports: Crown Prince and Delegation to Meet with Tech, Defense, Banking Giants
Two separate reports from Bloomberg confirm that Saudi officials are eying meetings with major banking houses and technology giants during the Crown Prince’s nearly three-week long visit to the United States. The delegation currently visiting the United States will seek to meet with executives from Amazon, Apple, Google, Pfizer and other companies as they hunt for […]
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Oil Revenues Above Saudi Budget Breakeven Price Will Go to PIF Coffers, Al Tuwaijri Says
Steadily climbing oil prices over the past year may help increase cash in Saudi Arabia’s massive Public Investment Fund (PIF), according to comments by Mohammed Al Tuwaijri, the kingdom’s minister of economy and planning. “Whenever oil is above our break-even point, this will all go to the PIF,” he said, as reported in the Financial Times, without […]
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Saudi Crown Prince Reassures Foreign Investors after Corruption Crackdown
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is seeking to reassure the business community following the Kingdom’s crackdown on corruption, which netted over $100 billion for the Saudi government from alleged impropriety. The secretive nature of the arrests and concerns over political motivations have worried local and foreign business leaders. More than 300 people, among them royals, politicians and […]
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New Benefits to Offset Reform Costs for Average Saudi Household, Merrill Lynch Says
The average Saudi household will be sheltered from tough economic reforms by new royal grants and household allowance disbursements, a report on the Saudi economy by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofAML) said. “The combination of royal grants and Household Allowance disbursements more than fully shelter Saudi households from the costs of fiscal reform costs, which […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Crackdown on Corruption has Netted the Government Over $106 billion; 56 Suspects Still in Custody
Saudi Arabia’s crackdown on corruption has netted the government over $106 billion, according comments from the official in charge of the effort. Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mojeb said on Tuesday that 56 corruption suspects were still in custody out of a total of 381 people detained on graft charges. According to the Saudi Gazette, the […]
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Saudi Arabia Announces 9 New Desalination Plants in 18 Months
Saudi Arabia said it would build 9 new desalination plants in the next 18 months on the Red Sea coast, according to an announcement by the Saudi Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture, Eng. Abdulrahman al-Fadhli. The new plants will cost SAR 2 billion ($533 million). The minister said the plants would be built “using modern techniques” […]
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Ritz Carlton Riyadh May Re-Open in February as Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Reportedly Negotiating for Release
The palatial Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh may re-open in mid-February 2018 after it served as a makeshift detainment center for Saudi elites accused of corruption charges. The hotel has re-opened its online reservation system, accepting new guests as soon as February 14th. Reservations attempted before that date re-direct to a notification that no rooms are available at […]
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Saudi Arabia Lowers Barriers to Stock Market Investment Again as Reforms Progress
Saudi Arabia announced that it will lower the required minimum assets under management for qualified foreign institutions starting this month, according to Bloomberg and a statement by the Saudi Capital Markets Authority (CMA). The announcement said the CMA will also allow foreigners to own up to 49 percent of listed securities on Saudi Arabia’s stock market. […]
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MENA’s Magnetic Pull: Are Foreign Investors Coming Back?
UAE and Saudi Arabia are the go-to destinations for international investors in MENA, no doubt due to their well-established and relatively mature VC ecosystems. In H1 2024 alone, a whopping 80% of international investors in MENA flocked to these two giants, with the UAE capturing the lion’s share. Both countries boast key attractions such as political stability, economic growth, government support, clear regulations, and enticing tax incentives. The UAE in particular has positioned itself as the tech hub of MENA, making it a magnet for global investors.
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Saudi foreign minister meets Iraqi PM in Baghdad
Saudi foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan met with Iraq’s Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani during an official visit to Baghdad on Thursday, state news agency SPA reported. During the meeting at the presidential palace, both officials reviewed bilateral ties and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation across various fields.
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Saudi’s Arabian Mills to sell 30% stake in IPO
Arabian Mills for Food Products Company (Arabian Mills) intends to sell 30% of the company’s capital, or 15.39 million shares, through an initial public offering on the Saudi Exchange's (Tadawul) main market. The shares being sold are owned by Abdulaziz Al-Ajlan Sons for Trading and Real Estate Investment Company – Ajlan & Bros, Sulaiman Abdulaziz Al-Rajhi International Company, and the National Agricultural Development Company (NADEC).
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Madinah records highest temperature in Saudi Arabia
The city of Madinah recorded the highest temperature in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) at 47 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, August 21.
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Saudi Professional League kicks off new season after 87-day break
The Roshn Saudi Professional League is set to kick off its new season on Thursday, with Al Taawoun hosting Al Fayha, while Al Nassr faces off against Al Raed following their recent loss in the Diriyah Super Cup final. Meanwhile, Al Riyadh will travel to Makkah to take on Al Wehda. The league resumes after its last match on May 27, where Al Hilal clinched the championship in the final round of the previous season. Al Nassr, last season’s runner-up and a three-time league champion, enters the season on shaky ground after suffering a heavy 4-1 defeat to fierce rivals Al Hilal in the Diriyah Super Cup final. This was followed by the resignation of club president Ibrahim Al-Muhaideb on Tuesday, less than two months after he was elected.
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Maersk, MAWANI open SAR 1.3B logistics park in Jeddah Islamic Port
In February 2023, MAWANI and Maersk laid the foundation stone for the company's largest integrated logistics park in the Middle East at Jeddah Islamic Port, with investments totaling SAR 1.3 billion, according to Argaam's data. The greenfield project, spread over an area of 225,000 square meters (sqm), will offer a wide range of sustainable logistics solutions to connect and facilitate supply chains.
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Colorado sought NIL funding from Saudi Arabia’s PIF in unpreceded move
Deion Sanders and his Buffaloes staff have been at the forefront of innovative business ideas during his tenure with Colorado. As it turns out, NIL funding is no different. After resigning as CU’s special teams coordinator on August 1st, Trevor Reilly went on the record about trying to pull in funding for the school’s 5430 NIL collective. He expressed to Sports Illustrated that there were no bad feelings between anyone with the program, but rather he was at odds with a few people in Colorado’s administration.
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Power couple Ronaldo and Rodriguez take Saudi Arabia by storm in new season of I Am Georgina
Saudi Arabia is increasingly becoming the new hotspot for global celebrities, especially from the football world. Cristiano Ronaldo has been making headlines on and off the pitch and recently set a YouTube record, acquiring nearly 15 million subscribers in just 24 hours. Likewise, his partner, Georgina Rodriguez, has been the talk of the town as well, returning with yet another instalment of her Netflix reality show, I Am Georgina.
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U.S., Israel and Egypt meet on Gaza border security sticking point
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's demand that Israel Defense Forces continue to be deployed along the Philadelphi corridor on the border of Egypt and Gaza has become one of the main — and final — points of contention on the way to a deal to release hostages being held by Hamas and establish a ceasefire in Gaza.
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Saudi Arabia’s Sales From Oil Exports Drop to Three-Year Low
Saudi Arabia’s revenue from oil exports has slumped to the lowest level in three years, caused by a drop in prices and the kingdom’s decision to curb production. Sales from shipments of crude oil and refined products fell to $17.7 billion in June, according to the country’s main statistics body. That’s down more than 9% year-on-year and about 12% from May.
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