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  • Saudi Arabia implements 2nd phase of Saudization of consulting services

    Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has announced the 2nd phase of Saudization in consulting services, effective March 25. The second phase covers 40 percent of professions in sectors such as financial consulting, engineering, architecture, health consulting and senior management consulting. This move aims to enhance job opportunities for citizens in various regions of Saudi Arabia.

  • How drone combat in Ukraine is changing warfare

    The war in Ukraine has been characterised by drone deployment of unprecedented scale, with thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) used to track enemy forces, guide artillery and bomb targets. Reuters analysed more than 50 videos of drone attacks, collated research and spoke to over a dozen manufacturers, soldiers and officials about how the technology is transforming warfare.

  • Students in Saudi Arabia to begin long Eid al-Fitr holiday this week

    Ramadan, the holiest month in Islam, started on March 11. This means that that students will begin their time off for Eid during the last few days of the holy month. The long vacation will end as classes resume on Monday, April 15, the calendar shows. During Ramadan, Muslims around the world observe the month by fasting from dawn till sunset, during which they refrain from eating and drinking. Work and school hours are usually reduced during Ramadan.

  • Everything you need to know about becoming an international teacher in Saudi Arabia

    Living and working in Saudi Arabia offers international teachers to experience a vibrant culture while meaningfully contributing to the nation’s educational landscape. Competitive salaries and often generous benefits, including accommodation and health insurance, provide a strong financial foundation, while a thriving expatriate community, and numerous cultural events and festivals make Saudi Arabia a welcoming destination. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about becoming an international teacher in Saudi Arabia, including visa requirements, cost of living, healthcare, cultural expectations and norms, and expat communities.

  • Saudi Arabia to join Miss Universe for the first time

    A 27-year-old model will be taking the Saudi flag to the Miss Universe stage — for the first time in history.

    Rumy Alqahtani, a beauty pageant veteran and an influencer with one million followers on Instagram, announced on Monday that she will be representing the kingdom in one of the most popular pageants in the world.

  • Saudi Arabia selected to chair WTO Dispute Settlement Body

    Saudi Arabia’s permanent representative to the World Trade Organization was selected to chair the entity’s Dispute Settlement Body for the year 2024-2025. According to a release, Saqer Al-Moqbel was appointed unanimously by the WTO’s General Council during its meeting on March 22.

    The DSB is responsible for addressing issues referred by WTO members regarding their commitments under the organization’s agreements and dealing with disputes that may arise among them.

  • Saudi tennis bid to face competition from Qatar and United Arab Emirates

    The Association of Tennis Professionals has thrown open the bidding process for a tenth Masters 1000 event, probably staged in the first week of the season, so that the Saudi billions will have competition from other oil-rich states. A fortnight ago, Telegraph Sport revealed that the Saudis had made a ten-figure offer, with a 90-day “take it or leave it” expiration date. That bid worked out at a combined total of US$1.3bn across the men’s and women’s tours, and took in this new Masters event along with sponsorship rights and other tournament commitments including a WTA Finals in Riyadh.

  • Students in Saudi Arabia to begin long Eid al-Fitr holiday this week

    By the end of this week students in Saudi Arabia will begin a long holiday to mark Eid al-Fitr. According to the education ministry’s academic calendar, the Eid al-Fitr vacation will start by the end of classes on Thursday, March 28.

  • Saudi Arabia to make Miss Universe debut in upcoming pageant

    The country will be represented by its first-ever Miss Universe queen, Rumy Alqahtani, who shared the exciting news on her Instagram account. "Honored to participate in Miss Universe 2024," Rumy wrote in Arabic. Rumy is a fashion model who has also previously represented Saudi Arabia in other pageants, including Miss Planet International, Miss Global Asia, and more. Other countries are also gearing up for the 73rd Miss Universe pageant, which is happening in Mexico later this year.

  • Frazer Clarke Dreaming Of Conquering The World, And Boxing In Saudi Arabia

    Frazer Clarke takes the biggest-step of his career to date when he takes on Fabio Wardley at London’s O2 Arena on Sunday (March 31). Clarke is an Olympic bronze medalist who is 8-0 (6 KOs) as a pro with himself and Wardley, 17-0 (16 KOs), the latest significant all-British heavyweight prospects fight, on the heels of the likes of Tyson Fury-Derek Chisora I, Joe Joyce-Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua-Dillian Whyte. For Clarke, capturing Wardley’s British and Commonwealth titles would signal the start of the journey rather than the pinnacle.