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  • Coco Gauff praises WTA Finals in Riyadh, hopes to inspire Saudi’s next generation of tennis stars

    Women’s tennis has found a promising advocate in American tennis star Coco Gauff, who has expressed her support for the sport’s expansion into Saudi Arabia. The 19-year-old, fresh off her triumph at the US Open, is emerging as an inspiration for young athletes, both on and off the court. While some players have been hesitant about the WTA Finals taking place in Riyadh, Gauff’s perspective is refreshingly different. Gauff, currently ranked No. 3 in the world, is on a mission to defend her Flushing Meadows title, aiming to be the first to do so since Serena Williams in 2014.

  • SDAIA amends regulation for transferring personal data to outside Saudi Arabia

    The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) announced that amendments have been made to the regulation for transferring personal data to outside the Kingdom. This is aimed at clarifying the detailed provisions and procedures related to transferring personal data to outside the Kingdom in a way that ensures the availability of an appropriate level of protection for personal data and the privacy of its owners in other countries. This is in view of the fact that SDAIA is the competent authority supervising the implementation of the provisions of the law and regulations.

  • Arabian Mills’ $271M Saudi IPO sells out in an hour

    The flour milling company plans to raise as much as $271 million by selling a 30% stake, or about 15.4 million shares, on the local Saudi stock exchange. Institutional investors covered the order book throughout the price range of 62 riyals to 66 riyals ($16.50 to $17.60) per share, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing private information.

  • Saudi Crown Prince discusses situation in Palestine with Erdogan, al-Sisi

    During his phone conversation with Erdogan, MBS “affirmed the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s keenness to unite Arab and Islamic efforts to support the Palestinian brotherly people in addressing the brutal aggression imposed by the Israeli occupation forces and the need to intensify efforts in order to stop the ongoing Israeli aggressions and violations against the Palestinian people.”

  • Smalling set to join Saudi Pro League club Al-Fayha

    Former England and Manchester United defender Chris Smalling is on the brink of joining Saudi Pro League club Al-Fayha. Smalling is poised to be a substitute for Roma on Sunday evening when his current club play against Juventus in Serie A.

  • Saudi camel leather market valued at $98.7 million annually

    The Saudi Fashion Commission highlighted the cultural dimension and national heritage related to camel products and the extent of their benefits in the world of contemporary fashion. The current potential of the camel leather market in Saudi Arabia stood at approximately $98.7 million annually. Based on the current camel population in Saudi Arabia, 2,800 tons of camel hair can be produced annually worth $2 million, it was revealed in a research paper titled “Camels... contemporary fashion,” the Saudi Press Agency reported.

  • Ronaldo raves about life in Saudi Arabia and attractions like Red Sea, AlUla

    Cristiano Ronaldo said adapting to Saudi Arabia was easy for him and his family as the football star gushed about his life in the Kingdom and its many attractions such as the Red Sea and the ancient Arabic oasis, AlUla. “To be honest, I am really happy to be there [Saudi Arabia],” Ronaldo, who plays for the Saudi football club, Al Nassr, said in an interview with former Portuguese footballer, Rio Ferdinand.

  • Israel’s military says six hostages ‘brutally murdered’ in Gaza, including Israeli-American Goldberg-Polin

    Israeli soldiers found the six bodies in tunnels under the enclave, according to the military. The hostages were “brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists, a short while before we reached them,” Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said in a briefing Sunday. The development has sparked protests across Israel, with fresh public anger directed at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet for failing to secure a hostage deal. Israel’s largest trade union has also called for a nationwide strike starting Monday.

  • Saudi Foreign Minister calls for intensifying Arab-Islamic efforts to stop Israeli violations

    Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan discussed the latest developments on the Palestinian issue and efforts to enhance joint Arab and Islamic actions aimed at restoring the legitimate rights of Palestine and its people, stopping Israeli violations, and supporting the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.

  • Saudi Arabia Launches a $266 Million Boulevard Business Park in Riyadh

    The Boulevard Business Park, unveiled by the General Entertainment Authority (GEA), is a visionary development within the Boulevard City and is designed to uplift Riyadh’s artistic and entrepreneurial landscape even further and propel Saudi Arabia’s flourishing creative economy. With an investment of over $266 million (SAR 1 billion), this pioneering project represents the first phase of an ambitious urban revitalization plan for the Boulevard District.