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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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Gradual Private Sector Recovery Underway in Saudi Arabia, Latest Data Indicates – Jadwa Investment
Saudi Arabia’s private sector is beginning to see signs of a gradual recovery, with non-oil PMI rising for the second consecutive month in October, Jadwa Investment says in its latest monthly Chartbook for the Saudi economy.
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G20 Saudi Secretariat Announces Digital Summit to Discuss Inclusive Growth in Aftermath of Covid-19
The G20 Saudi Secretariat as part of the International Conference program announces a four-day digital event series to explore how businesses, governments, and citizens can drive opportunities for inclusive growth through regulation, new technologies, and long-term strategic approaches in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Road to the G20: Saudi Arabia Hosts Space Economy Leader Meeting
Saudi Arabia’s Space Commission organized 2020′s first meeting of space agency leaders that belong to G20 countries, as part of its chairmanship of the G20 this year.
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Lower Oil Revenue Strains Saudi Fiscal Outlook in 2020; 2021-22 Revenue Forecasts ‘Virtually Unchanged’ — Jadwa Investment
Saudi Arabia announced last week its preliminary budget statement for the 2021 fiscal year, and adjusted downward its revenue forecasts for 2020 in the face of low oil prices and the global pandemic, Jadwa Investment writes in an update.
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LME approves Saudi port as warehouse delivery point
The London Metal Exchange (LME) has approved Red Sea port city Jeddah in Saudi Arabia as a warehouse delivery point for copper and zinc, it said on Monday. The exchange said the listing will become active three months after the first warehouse company has been approved in the new location. Warehouses registered with the LME, the world's largest and oldest metals trading venue, are usually located in areas of net metals consumption or top transit hubs such as Rotterdam.
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A day of chaos in Israel as far-right protesters storm military bases
Israel experienced hours of chaos on Monday after far-right protesters encouraged by ultranationalist politicians from the governing coalition broke into a military base where Hamas militants are detained and another base hosting the Israel Defense Forces military court.
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Oil prices stabilise after Golan Heights attack
Oil prices were stable on Monday as fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East after a rocket strike in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights put a floor under last week's price losses. Brent crude futures gained 7 cents, or 0.09%, to $81.20 a barrel at 1007 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures rose by 1 cent, or 0.01%, to $77.17. The Brent and WTI benchmarks lost 1.8% and 3.7% respectively last week on sagging Chinese demand and hopes of a Gaza ceasefire agreement.
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How AI is unlocking the creative potential of Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning fashion industry
Saudi Arabia has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its fashion industry in recent years, emerging as a vibrant and dynamic regional hub of creativity. Now, thanks to the power of artificial intelligence, more opportunities are fast emerging. With a blend of traditional influences and modern innovation, Saudi designers have been captivating global audiences, redefining cultural norms, and showcasing the Kingdom’s rich heritage through contemporary fashion.
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Unearthing the transformative potential of Saudi Arabia’s mining sector
Saudi Arabia’s mining sector is on the cusp of a transformative era, with the Kingdom determined to become a global leader in the industry. But have you wondered what treasures lie beneath its lands? Saudi Arabia is rich in minerals essential for various global industries. The Kingdom is transforming into a leading exporter of diverse energy types, shifting away from its traditional role as an oil producer.
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Saudi hails kingdom’s first female Olympic swimmer Mashael Alayed
Saudi dignitaries on Sunday hailed the performance of Mashael Alayed, the first female swimmer from the kingdom to compete in an Olympics. The 17-year-old is the only female swimmer in the delegation and smashed her personal best to come sixth of seven in her 200 metres freestyle heat. Female athletes were for many years an untapped reservoir of talent in the conservative Islamic state, with girls banned from participating in sport at public schools until 2017 and women not allowed into sports stadiums until the following year.
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Saudi Arabia plans 92,000-capacity stadium in Riyadh
Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it plans to build a 92,000-capacity stadium in Riyadh that can host major international events, with the kingdom looking set to win the right to host the 2034 World Cup. The Saudi sports ministry unveiled the approved design for the stadium, which is scheduled to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2029, according to the state news agency SPA. The stadium is set to serve as the main base of the Saudi national team and will be part of a sports complex featuring an indoor sports hall, an Olympic-sized pool and other facilities. It will be named after Saudi King Salman.
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External Scholarships In Saudi Arabia – Study in Saudi Platform
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia offers a range of External Scholarships for international students through the Study in Saudi Arabia platform. These scholarships are hosted by various Saudi universities. The duration of these scholarships typically aligns with the length of the chosen academic program.
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Average life expectancy in Saudi Arabia rises to 77.6 years
The report reveals a notable increase in average life expectancy in the Kingdom, which has risen to 77.6 years. This improvement is attributed to a series of health enhancements and initiatives, including the adoption of health promotion policies across all aspects of life, the promotion of walking culture, reduction of salt in foods, calorie disclosure, and the elimination of trans fats, along with efforts to enhance healthcare services and strengthen health risk prevention.
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Saudi Arabia Registers ‘Cultural Landscape of Al-Faw Archaeological Area’ on UNESCO World Heritage List
The Saudi Minister of Culture, Chairman of the Heritage Commission, and Chairman of the National Committee for Education, Culture, and Science, Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, has announced that the Kingdom successfully inscribed the Cultural Landscape of Al-Faw Archaeological Area in the Riyadh Region on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a cultural site of outstanding universal value to humanity.
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