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  • Saudi Arabia Launches Mobile ‘Craftsman Bus’ Showcasing Traditional Arts

    Saudi Arabia’s Royal Institute of Traditional Arts is currently offering amazing cultural and creative experiences through ‘Craftsman Bus,’ the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported. The institute has recently launched a platform on wheels to celebrate and revive Saudi traditional arts through an important tour across the Kingdom. Set to run until November 23, the event features live performances, professional workshops and community art displays. Crucially, the bus stops every week at King Faisal Park (Education Park) in Hafr Al-Batin governorate and the historic market in Dumat Al-Jandal governorate. Moreover, it will conclude its journey at the heritage village in Jizan.

  • FIFA must halt Saudi World Cup bid due to human rights issues, says Amnesty

    FIFA must halt the process to pick Saudi Arabia as hosts of the 2034 World Cup unless major human rights reforms are announced before the vote next month, Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance (SRA) have said. Votes are due to be held at the FIFA Congress next month to approve the 2030 and 2034 World Cups, though each has only a single bid. A combined bid of Morocco, Spain and Portugal is the sole bid for 2030, while Saudi Arabia is the lone bidder for 2034.

  • Saudi crown prince demands immediate Gaza, Lebanon ceasefire at Arab summit

    Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler called for immediate ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon at a joint Arab League and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation summit on Monday. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said the international community must "immediately halt the Israeli actions against our brothers in Palestine and Lebanon", condemning Israel's campaign in Gaza as "genocide".

  • Saudi Crown Prince urges for Israel to respect Iran’s sovereignty

    Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called on the international community on Monday to compel Israel to respect Iran's sovereignty and to end the wars on Gaza and Lebanon. “We call on the international community to oblige Israel to respect Iran's sovereignty and not to attack its territory,” said the Crown Prince at the opening of an Arab-Islamic summit in the Saudi capital, adding that the kingdom rejects Israel's actions in Lebanon and the threat to "security and displacement of citizens".

  • Air Products eyes expanded offtake for NEOM green hydrogen plant

    Air Products CEO Seifi Ghasemi has announced ongoing negotiations for additional offtake from the 2.2GW NEOM green hydrogen plant in Saudi Arabia, driven by sustained high demand for hydrogen. As it stands, the oil and gas major is set to offtake the full 600 tonnes of green hydrogen per day before its conversion into green ammonia from 2027. Ghasemi said, however, that additional offtake “would exceed the production of the facility.” Speaking during the company’s Q4 2024 earnings call, the CEO said, “Various leading companies, including TotalEnergies, have issued requests for quotation (RFQ), requesting capacity equal to requirements that far exceed the capacity of our green hydrogen project and the construction in NEOM.”

  • Saudi Arabia’s industrial production holds steady in September: GASTAT

    Saudi Arabia’s industrial production held steady in September, showing a slight year-on-year decrease of 0.3 percent due to a modest decline in manufacturing output, official data showed.  According to data from the General Authority for Statistics, the Kingdom’s manufacturing sector decreased by 0.5 percent in September, bringing the Industrial Production Index to 105.6 points. This decrease was largely attributed to a 12.3 percent drop in the production of coke and refined petroleum products.

  • Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says two members of its forces killed

    Two members of the Saudi-led coalition forces were killed in an attack by a Yemeni defence ministry employee in Yemen's Seiyun on Friday, the coalition's spokesperson Turki al-Malki was quoted by the Saudi state news agency as saying on Saturday. Al-Malki said the attack, which also wounded one officer, occurred at a training camp for Yemeni forces in the eastern city of Seiyun in the Hadhramaut province.

  • Saudi women rise: W20 to ‘address systemic barriers’

    A beacon of advocacy and action, the Saudi delegation for Women 20, or W20, is led by Miznah Al-Omair, CEO of Al-Nahda Society, which was founded in 1963 to empower women in Saudi Arabia. In an interview with Arab News, Al-Omair emphasized the importance of including women’s issues in G20 dialogues: “The role of women must be considered in decision-making processes, as these decisions impact women’s economic realities.” This perspective underscores the need for a platform that prioritizes women’s voices in global economic policy discussions.

  • Iran and Saudi Arabia pursue cautious rapprochement

    After decades of rivalry, Iran and Saudi Arabia have understood that it is in their mutual interest to normalize their relations. However, a few sticking points remain. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's visit to the Saudi capital Riyadh at the beginning of October indicates that relations are developing. He also met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia.

     

  • Month-long “Wonderland” festival to begin in Jeddah on Monday

    Jeddah is preparing to host a month-long exceptional entertainment festival called “Wonderland", which will begin on Monday, Nov. 11 and will run through until Dec. 10. The festival will offer 30 days full of fun and diverse experiences, catering to the taste of families and all segments of society. The festival, located along King Abdulaziz Road, will be organized by the Jeddah Events Calendar Department. The "Wonderland" festival would feature a bunch of activities and events that suit different age groups. The festival is expected to attract up to 7,000 visitors daily, making it a major attraction for entertainment lovers in the region.