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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Naif Joins Twitter
Following the lead of King Salman and other top Saudi government officials, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince has joined the social microblogging website Twitter using the handle @M_Naif_Alsaud. The Crown Prince chairs the Council of Political and Security Affairs (CPSA) and is Minister of Interior of Saudi Arabia. His first tweet, sent on April 5, 2016 […]
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Saudi Arabia was world’s third largest military spender in 2015, surpassing Russia
Saudi Arabia surpassed Russia in military spending for 2015 to be the world’s third largest spender on defense, according to a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The United States retained its top position globally in total military spending in 2015, accounting for almost one-third of all military spending globally. The […]
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Saudi Arabia taking ‘unprecedented hands-on role in housing finance and development’
Saudi Arabia’s housing minister Majed al-Hogail gave an interview with Bloomberg last week in which he discussed the government’s plans to create its own development company and start a mortgage-guarantee fund to encourage banks to increase lending for Saudis. “‘We are looking to improve the productivity of the local developers’ but also trying to attract international […]
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Throwback: Photos of King Salman at King Saud University, 40 Years On
Recently released photos by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) show King Salman at the King Saud University roughly 40 years ago, as the then-prince assisted in shaping the Riyadh-based University to be what it is today. King Saud University (KSU) is billed as “the premier institution of higher education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Prince […]
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New Homeland Security Decision Allows Saudi Students to Stay in U.S. for 3 Years By Getting On the Job Training
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently published a new rule allowing F1 students the opportunity to stay in the country longer “by getting training on the job at some companies for a period of 36 months,” according to a report in Arab News and information posted to the DHS website. According to DHS, […]
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What Will Be Saudi Arabia’s Next Tourist Destination?
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) attracted more than 100,000 visitors last year, a sign that the planned mega city about 100 miles north of Jeddah on the Red Sea might become Saudi Arabia’s next domestic tourist destination. Although Saudi citizens typically flock to Dubai, Bahrain, or elsewhere abroad for leisure trips, that might […]
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In Bid to Boost Transparency, Saudi Regulators Require International Banks to Disclose Financial Statements
Saudi Arabia’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is instructing international banks to publicly disclose financial statements for the first time as the kingdom seeks to boost transparency, according to a report in Bloomberg. The Bloomberg report says that companies under the regulation of the CMA in Saudi Arabia must publish the financial information on their websites […]
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Surge in Flights from Saudi Airports as Kingdom’s Aviation Sector Booms
Saudi Arabia’s airports have seen a “substantial growth in international traffic” as the number of international flight services from the Kingdom’s airport surges 50% since last year. The number of international flight services from the domestic airports jumped by 51.5 percent to 26,361 at the end of 2015 from 17,405 in 2014, according to a […]
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Construction Payment Delays Draw International Attention, Report Says
Foreign governments are pressing both government authorities and company executives in Saudi Arabia “to ensure that local construction firms make delayed salary payments to thousands of workers, a sign of pressure on the kingdom’s economy due to low oil prices,” according to a Reuters report. Construction firms in Saudi Arabia are have been squeezed as […]
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Saudi Arabia Eyes Privatization of Power, Opening Opportunities for International Power Companies
Saudi Arabia is heading towards privatizing the electricity sector and “shifting towards solar and alternative energy in the framework of its efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels in production rates,” according to a report in Asharq Al-Awsat citing “informed sources.” The Saudi Electricity Company plans to “split into four units with local and […]
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Saudi Aramco announces completion of secondary share sale for $11.2 bln
Saudi Aramco (2223.SE), opens new tab has completed a secondary share sale raising $11.23 billion, the oil company and the Saudi government said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Over a year in making, Aramco stake sale brings rare foreign investment to Saudi
Saudi Arabia began preparing more than a year ago to sell a new chunk of state oil giant Aramco (2222.SE), opens new tab, targeting foreign investment that has lagged goals for years and is needed for an ambitious economic transformation.The preparations led by CEO Amin Nasser paid off.Over half of the $11.2 billion Aramco shares were sold to foreign investors, a far cry from five years ago, when they largely shunned its $29.4 billion initial public offering, citing concerns about risks around governance, regional geopolitics and the environment.
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Saudi Utility Plans $1.9 Billion Stock Sale to Fund Spending
Saudi Arabia’s Acwa Power Co. is planning to raise 7.1 billion riyals ($1.9 billion) by issuing stock to existing shareholders, capitalizing on a sixfold increase in its share price since a 2021 listing.
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AI, Advanced Technology the Focus of Tahnoun Visit
UAE National Security Advisor Tahnoun bin Zayed al-Nahyan’s recent visit to the United States underscores nascent U.S. success in persuading the UAE of the benefits of partnership and access to advanced technology and the risks of sticking with legacy Chinese tech partnerships.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council and the Countdown to Net Zero
One of the most important outcomes of COP28 was the first global stocktake, which reviewed what had been achieved on climate action since the 2015 Paris Agreement and identified the gaps. It recognized that by 2030 global greenhouse gas emissions need to be cut by 43% from 2019 levels to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. The findings will form the basis for stronger climate action plans due to be submitted by all parties by 2025.
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Dollar Dominance in the International Reserve System: An Update
Dollar dominance—the outsized role of the US dollar in the world economy—has been brought into focus recently as the robustness of the US economy, tighter monetary policy and heightened geopolitical risk have contributed to a higher greenback valuation. At the same time, economic fragmentation and the potential reorganization of global economic and financial activity into separate, nonoverlapping blocs could encourage some countries to use and hold other international and reserve currencies.
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After Gantz’s resignation, the far right reasserts dominance over the Israeli government at a particularly sensitive time
Following the June 9 resignation of Benny Gantz and his National Unity party from Benjamin Netanyahu’s war government, Israel is once again led by a coalition that relies on far-right parties and extremists. This is happening at a particularly sensitive time for the country: Israel faces an additional risk of escalation along its northern border, needs a realistic “day after” plan for the Gaza Strip, has been offered the prospect of normalization with Saudi Arabia, and is on the receiving end of growing international criticism.
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UN says Israel and Hamas committed war crimes; Gaza truce plan in balance
A U.N. inquiry found on Wednesday that both Israel and Hamas had committed war crimes in the early stages of the war in Gaza, and that Israel's actions also constituted crimes against humanity because of the immense civilian losses.The findings were from two parallel reports by the U.N. Commission of Inquiry (COI), one focusing on the Oct. 7 attacks and another on Israel's response.Israel, which did not cooperate with the commission, dismissed the findings as the result of anti-Israeli bias. Hamas did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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How to capture the Saudi market during Eid
Reports indicate a significant increase in spending compared to previous Eids 46 per cent increase in spending sentiment indicates a strong desire for celebratory shopping (Report on Saudi Arabia Economy). The study showed that consumers are preparing to celebrate with a focus on different categories: groceries, clothing, fragrances, home decor, and dining experiences. However, marketers should keep in mind that the early bird gets the worm.
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Saudi’s Ceer Signs $2.18 billion Contract for the Supply of Hyundai Transys’ Advanced Electric Vehicle Drive Systems
Ceer, Saudi Arabia’s first electric vehicle (EV) brand and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) announced in a statement that it has signed a SAR 8.2 billion (USD 2.18 billion) partnership with Hyundai Transys for the supply of innovative Electric Vehicle Drive Systems (EDS) for its vehicles.
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