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Viral Videos Show Sandstorms Engulfing Riyadh, Other Cities in Saudi Arabia
Viral videos emerging from social media show parts of Saudi Arabia experiencing an intense sandstorm which engulfed cities and towns in the Kingdom and forcing authorities to issue a weather warning.
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Oil Rises to $69 a Barrel on Brent as OPEC+ Supply Curbs Boost Prices
Oil rose to around $69 a barrel on Tuesday, a day after jumping above $70 for the first time in over a year as investors focused on prospects for tighter supply due to extended OPEC+ output curbs and amid growing hopes of a recovery in demand, according to a report from Reuters.
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No Damage from Attempted Houthi Missile Attack on Saudi Aramco Facility, Oil Temporarily Spikes
An attempted Houthi missile and drone strike on a Saudi Aramco facility in Dhahran did not cause any loss of life or damage to property, but initial concern over the attack caused oil’s price to spike on international indices before paring back those gains, Saudi authorities said.
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Saudi Arabia’s Tourism Ambitions Expand to Mountainous Asir Province
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) launched a new venture that will invest $3 billion in developing tourism and infrastructure in the southwestern mountainous Asir region, according to Reuters and Saudi Arabia’s official press agency.
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Despite Uncertainty, Saudi Economy to Experience Broad-Based Recovery in 2021 – Jadwa Investment
Saudi Arabia will experience a broad-based economic recovery in 2021 as the Kingdom moves beyond the damage caused by the Coronavirus pandemic and low oil prices, Jadwa Investment said in a recent research note. The Riyadh-based bank’s expectations for the Kingdom’s economy come despite a “considerable degree of uncertainty” surrounding the Coronavirus and vaccination roll-outs across […]
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In Op-Ed, Ambassador Princess Reema bint Bandar Says Gender Equality Must Be A Global Priority
In a passionate op-ed published by Harper’s Bazaar Arabia, Saudi Ambassador to the U.S., H.R.H. Princess Reema Bint Bandar Al Saud urges leaders and others around the world to do more to support gender equality and argues “there is no better time to advance women’s roles in society than now.”
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After Strong Finish in 2020, Oil Likely to Continue Steady Comeback in 2021 — Jadwa Investment
After a strong finish to 2020, oil demand will continue rising in Q1 and during the rest of the year on a quarterly basis, but still end up 3 percent lower than pre-COVID-19 levels by the end of 2021, a recent report by Jadwa Investment on the market said.
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October Data: Saudi Oil Exports Drop $5 Billion, Down Nearly One Third
Saudi Arabia’s oil exports in the month of October fell by 18.9 billion riyals ($5.04 billion), down by nearly a third, while non-oil exports fell by 0.3%, according to data obtained by Reuters.
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Saudi Arabia’s Air Force Receives Final F-15SA Fighter Aircraft in Deal Signed under Obama Administration
The Royal Saudi Air Force has received the last F-15SA advanced fighter aircraft from the United States as part of a massive $29bn foreign military sales (FMS) agreement agreed to with the Obama administration in 2010. An advanced version of the F-15S, the F-15SA is equipped with several capabilities to enable the Royal Saudi Air Force […]
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Saudi Arabia, Qatar Near Deal to End Three Year Rift — Report
Saudi Arabia and Qatar are nearing a “preliminary deal” to end a three-plus year rift between the two Gulf nations, according to Bloomberg.
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Gazans Flee Danger of Rafah for Uncertainty of Crowded Camps
Seven months into the war between Israel and Hamas, chaos is rising, and so are prices. A tent, the most basic shelter, can cost $1,000. A ride from the southern city of Rafah, now in Israel’s crosshairs, to the declared safety zone of al-Mawasi can be $270. It used to cost about $13. And those who are fleeing jam-packed Rafah find the al-Mawasi safe zone itself overcrowded and squalid — and perhaps not even safe from fighting.
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U.S. weapons may have been used in ways “inconsistent” with international law in Gaza, U.S. assessment says
The report states that though there are allegations that Israel violated international humanitarian law during the period covered by the report, Jan. 1, 2023 through late April of this year, the U.S. doesn't have "complete information" on whether U.S. weapons were used in those actions. Its authors cite the difficulty of determining facts on the ground in an active war zone as well as Hamas's use of civilian infrastructure for military purposes.
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Saudi Arabia’s billion-dollar football league a work in progress
None of the Saudi teams reached the Asian Champions League final, hosts Al Ittihad exited in the second round of the Club World Cup in Jeddah, and Roberto Mancini's Saudi national side lost in the Asian Cup's last 16. Al Hilal were so dominant that they won 34 consecutive games in all competitions -- a record for a top-flight team -- and remain unbeaten in the Pro League.
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Tawaref Series: Understanding annual operating cost in Saudi Arabia
As you can see, there is a major cost difference between operating an early-stage startup and small traditional business. The startup is less expensive to operate across every category, with the most notable difference being observed in commercial registration and third party costs. From our analysis, we have identified the following ways you can cut OpEX costs.
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CENTCOM Commander Visits the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
From May 9-10 Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, commander of U.S. Central Command, traveled to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to meet with leaders of the Saudi Royal Armed Forces and senior U.S. diplomats. The visit is part of an ongoing multi-country trip to the CENTCOM area of responsibility. While in Saudi Arabia, Gen. Kurilla engaged with Chief of General Staff, Gen. Fayyadh al-Ruwaili and other Saudi senior military leaders. The leaders discussed shared regional security concerns, the status of humanitarian assistance into the Gaza Strip, and further opportunities to partner on innovation of defensive technologies.
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China’s former ambassador to Iran takes on same role in Saudi Arabia
China’s former ambassador to Iran, Chang Hua, has been transferred to Saudi Arabia as part of a regular diplomatic reshuffle.
The move follows last year’s Chinese-brokered deal between the states to restore diplomatic relations.The embassy in Riyadh announced the appointment and Chang’s arrival on Friday. In his inaugural address he said the embassy is “committed to promoting exchanges and cooperation between [China and Saudi Arabia] actively practising ‘diplomacy for the people’, and providing dedicated services to Chinese citizens” in Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Arabia offers financial incentives to 490 factories: Official
Financial incentives were offered to more than 490 factories through several initiatives and programs within the Future Factories Program, said Al-Bader Fouda, Acting Undersecretary of Industrial Development and Supervisor of the Empowerment Agency.
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Saudi Esports Investment: $1.5 Billion Merger Finalized
Rick Horrow breaks down the state of Esports after the $1.5 billion Saudi Arabian merger. This now includes college scholarships and an Esports World Cup.
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U.S. energy secretary to visit Saudi Arabia, UAE next week, officials say
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm will visit Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates next week to work on “climate co-operation” and other issues, two Biden administration officials told Reuters on Friday. The visit will run from Tuesday through Thursday, with Granholm visiting the UAE first, one of the officials said. It will be her first trip to the region as secretary.
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Saudi Arabia plans $100 billion investment to develop aviation sector
A significant portion of the investments, over $50 billion, will go to developing the country’s airports. Moreover, the Kingdom expects airlines to place new aircraft orders worth around $40 billion. The remaining $10 billion will go to other aviation projects across Saudi Arabia, including $5 billion to special logistics zones in the major airports of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam.
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