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  • PIF sources deny it has made $2bn ‘take-it-or-leave-it’ offer to unite tennis tours

    PIF has declined to comment on the reports but sources have denied there is a deadline and stressed speculation about any offers are premature as talks continue with the various bodies. Saudi sources also dismissed suggestions that PIF is trying to “buy tennis”, stressing that it wants to be part of the “existing ecosystem” of the sport.

  • New Murabba leads Saudi investment drive at MIPIM 2024 in France

    New Murabba Development Company, a fully owned subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund, is showcasing its transformative vision at the MIPIM 2024, a prestigious real estate event gathering industry leaders from across the globe, currently underway at the Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France. Under the “Invest Saudi” umbrella, New Murabba Development Company aims to attract international investment and highlight the Kingdom’s commitment to economic diversification. New Murabba Development Company is currently in the development phase of New Murabba Modern Downtown, a transformative urban development in Riyadh. The company is creating the world’s most transformative and modern city center, which will serve as a model for future urban development and contribute to the city’s evolution in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

  • Opinion: Israel’s Not-Quite-Founder’s Syndrome

    In fact, what is striking about Israel’s position now is how little vision it has. Netanyahu has promised to eliminate Hamas, but after five months of war he has been unable to articulate either a path toward doing so or a vision of a post-Hamas environment. He has shown no interest in winning over Palestinians to a more palatable set of political aspirations, seeming opting instead to pound them into submission. He has talked loudly about the unacceptability of the Palestinian Authority assuming power in Gaza, but he has put forward no alternative.

  • Saudi authorities unveil commemorative Ramadan passport stamp

    A special passport stamp commemorating this year’s Ramadan season has been unveiled by the Ministry of Interior in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture. The stamp, which was launched by the General Directorate of Passports, aims to “contribute to revitalizing the rich historical cultural heritage, customs, and traditions observed during the blessed month of Ramadan,” state news agency SPA said. The stamp will be available to travelers at Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz International Airport, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam throughout the Muslim holy month.

  • Saudi Arabia’s PIF updates its asset size to $925.2bn

    Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund has revised its asset size on its website, reaching $925.2 billion, after it climbed to the fifth spot in a ranking of state-owned investment organizations. The significant rise in the Public Investment Fund’s standing follows its procurement of an additional 8 percent stake in Aramco, boosting its shareholding’s estimated value to $328 billion. This acquisition has significantly impacted PIF’s overall assets under management, exceeding $860 billion, a rise from $700 billion by the end of 2022.

  • Prominent Emirati businessman Saeed Juma Al Naboodah passes away

    Prominent Emirati businessman Saeed Juma Al Naboodah, Chairman of the Saeed and Mohammed Al Naboodah Group, and former Chairman of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, passed away today (Wednesday, 13th March). The funeral prayer for Saeed Juma Al Naboodah will take place after the noon prayer tomorrow (Thursday). Condolences will be received for three days, starting from Thursday evening prayer and continuing until Saturday, at the designated location in the Al Khawaneej area.

  • Lionel Messi models Gulf headdress for Saudi brand

    Lionel Messi is now the face of Sayyar, a men's fashion brand in Saudi Arabia.

    The sports star, who's also the kingdom's tourism ambassador, appears in a video posted by the company on its social media platforms. In the short clip, Messi is in full Gulf attire, with a traditional white thobe and red-and-white shemagh, or scarf, on his head.

    He poses for the camera, in between shots of him fixing the headdress. It ends with him holding an orange box featuring the name of the brand.

  • Saudi Arabia reaffirms world’s security and stability on advent of Ramadan

    The weekly session of the Council of Ministers, chaired by Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh on Tuesday, reaffirmed the Kingdom’s wishes for the world’s security and stability on the advent of the holy month of Ramadan. Addressing the Cabinet, the Crown Prince expressed gratitude to God Almighty for blessing all Muslim communities with this holy month and granting the Kingdom the honor of serving the Two Holy Mosques and their visitors. He also prayed that this month may bring security and stability to the Islamic nations as well as to the entire world.

  • “KSrelief is the only entity authorized to receive donations outside Saudi Arabia”

    The Ministry of Interior confirmed that the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) is the only entity authorized to receive and distribute donations outside Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

    The ministry emphasized that the Saudi society is a giving society. “The donation campaigns carried out by the Kingdom to relieve countries during disasters, and the Ehsan, Farajat and Tabarra platforms are based on regular procedures that ensure that donations reach those who deserve them and are not used for exploiting in a way undermining the security,” it said.

  • Saudi in talks to add new banks to Aramco’s secondary share sale: Report

    Saudi Arabia is in talks to include top Wall Street banks for the proposed secondary share sale in oil giant Aramco, Bloomberg reported, citing informed sources.   The kingdom plans to hire JPMorgan Chase & Co. as one of the main underwriters to the offering, with Bank of America and Morgan Stanley contending for lead roles on the deal, which could raise as much as $20 billion, the report said.   The final list of advisers may change and more banks are expected to be added before the deal launches. No final decisions have been made on the sale's timing or the offering's size.