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Halo Space to test Balloon Flight from Saudi
Spanish company Halo Space is in talks with Saudi regulators to set up a base in the kingdom for balloon flights into space. Ongoing tests are planned for Saudi Arabia this summer.
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Saudi Arabia’s New Luxury Train Experience through Kingdom’s Desert Set to Add to Tourism Portfolio
State-owned railway company Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR) recently struck a 200 million Saudi riyals ($53.33 million) deal with Italian hospitality company Arsenale Group to launch the first luxury train in the Middle Eastern kingdom, which paves the way for the Kingdom to have another differentiating tourism experience.
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Saudi Arabia Set to Host World Cup in 2024 as Competitors Drop Out
Saudi Arabia is on the brink of hosting the 2034 World Cup after competing bidder Australia dropped its candidacy to host the global event, marking another milestone in Saudi Arabia’s efforts to develop sports as a contributor to its economic diversification goals.
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Report – Middle East Hotel Project Count Hits All-Time High
The Middle East region continues to show steady pipeline growth in hotel projects in the second quarter of 2023, with the highest project count since Q1 2020, according to the recent Middle East Hotel Construction Pipeline Trend Report from Lodging Econometrics (LE).
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The 966 – Episode #129, Saudi Film Industry Six Years after Theaters Re-Opened with Todd Albert Nims
Theaters are booming, the Saudi film industry is creating successful local content and all metrics are up for the sector. Todd Albert Nims, creator, director and producer, joins The 966 to share his perspective on all the exciting changes underway.
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Saudi Arabia Gets First Cannes Official Selection Slot With Drama ‘Norah’
Saudi Arabia has landed its first film in the Cannes Film Festival official selection with “Norah,” a drama by pioneering director Tawfik Alzaidi set in 1990s Saudi, according to reports.
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The PIF’s biggest event of the year in Riyadh, the latest on the Saudi peace plan, and alcohol in Saudi Arabia? — The 966 Episode 120
In episode 120, The 966 once again has on offer a menu of excellence discussing some of the most important topics happening in Saudi Arabia this week — a tough decision for the editorial team as Saudi Arabia continues to create headlines as it marches forward with economic and social reforms.
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MasterCard’s Maria Medvedeva joins The 966 to talk payments, fintech and more; plus more on Leyja at Neom
In Episode 110, Maria Medvedeva, Vice President, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain for MasterCard joins to discuss the company’s KSA strategy, fintech, payments, innovation, and her experiences living and working in a changing and evolving Saudi Arabia. Maria, based in Riyadh with her family, is responsible for Mastercard’s growth strategy and delivering innovative payment experiences for […]
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Saudi Pro League Clubs to Play in Iran After Travel Ban Lifted
Saudi Pro League clubs will travel to Iran to feature in the Asian Champions League after the Asian Football Confederation on Monday said games between teams from the two nations would be played on a home-and-away basis for the first time since 2016, according to a report in Reuters.
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“The Clean Hydrogen Economy and Saudi Arabia”: A Roadmap to Energy Leadership
Faculty and researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and King Abdullah Petroleum Studies & Research Center (KAPSARC) have unveiled a new publication: “The Clean Hydrogen Economy and Saudi Arabia.”
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U.S. journalist Casey Coombs freed by Yemen’s Houthi rebels
American freelance journalist who had been held by insurgents in Yemen since last month has been freed, U.S. officials said Monday.
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US to sell bombs to Israel, helicopters to Saudis
The United States said Wednesday it plans to sell thousands of bombs and missiles to Israel as well as 10 Seahawk helicopters to Saudi Arabia, in deals worth about $1.9 billion each, officials said Wednesday.
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War of words — and bombs — shakes Yemen
With Saudi Arabia beefing up its forces along the frontier with Yemen, rival Iran on Monday unleashed some of its harshest rhetoric yet in denouncing the month-old Saudi-led military campaign against Yemen’s Shiite Muslim rebels.
- Washington Post - A top Iranian figure thinks that the Saudi government is about to crack. Is he right?
- Reuters - US blames Houthi battlefield moves for renewed Saudi strikes
- Yahoo/AP - Yemen's exiled government declares 3 disaster zones
- Reuters - Yemen struggles to import food as coalition navies hold up more ships
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Oil Rises to 2-Week High as Saudi Arabia Bombs Targets in Yemen
Oil climbed to the highest in more than two weeks in London as Saudi Arabia and its allies bombed rebel targets in Yemen, which is near the center of global energy trade.
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Iraqi forces slowed by snipers and bombs in Tikrit
The military source said the insurgents still held the presidential complex and at least three other districts in the center of Tikrit, holding up further army advances with snipers and bombs. A Reuters photographer saw one car bomb explode on the southern edge of the city, and security officials say Islamic State fighters have booby-trapped abandoned buildings.
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Saudi Typhoons Use Paveway IV Bombs on ISIS
Typhoon combat jets flown by the Royal Saudi Air Force have used Paveway IV precision-guided bombs to strike Islamic State terrorists, marking the first time the weapon has been launched in anger from the Eurofighter-built aircraft, according to gulf region sources.
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Saudi Arabia Climbs To 2 On Logistics Index
Saudi Arabia climbed to number two, behind China, while Gulf states the UAE, Qatar and Oman ranked top for “market compatibility” on this year’s Agility Logistics Index.
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