SUSTG.com / Research
Discover stories, topics, and more about Saudi Arebia faster.
We can't find results matching your search.
Adjust your search and try again or browse topics and stories below.
Recent stories from sustg
- 0 of 0 results
MUST-READS
-
Women DrivingSaudi open to debating the ban on women drivers, says Shoura Council leader
Saudi Arabia's Shoura Council will debate the ban on women driving in the kingdom, the head of the consultative legislative body said, without giving a time line for when discussion might take place, Arab News reported.
-
ExtremismQatif dignitaries condemn killing of Saudi soldier
Clerics, businessmen and other dignitaries from the city of Qatif in the Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province issued a statement condemning the “treacherous” killing of a Saudi soldier by unknown gunmen near the town of Al-Awamiyah on Sunday.
-
Saudi-EgyptSaudi-Egypt power link project to start in new year
A project to link the electricity grids of Egypt and Saudi Arabia will start next year at a cost of at least $1.5 billion, officials said on Monday.
-
Syrian Opposition ForcesSyrian rebel program months from starting
A program to train and equip 5,000 moderate Syrian rebels will begin in March and will not be completed until a year later in 2016, a senior State Department official told lawmakers on Wednesday. “The training we hope will start in March,” Brett McGurk, deputy special presidential envoy to the coalition against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) said at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
-
Saudi EconomyNew Saudi leaders to press economic diversification
Oil makes up about 90 percent of Saudi government revenues but Othman said the kingdom aims to expand the health, transport and mining sectors, along with information and communications technology. "Already we've identified healthcare and transportation investments valued at $140 billion in the coming five years," Othman said. There was also a plan to "transform" the financial services, tourism and real estate sectors while focusing on education and "innovation", he said. "Now we have one of the most tech-savvy populations in the world."
-
YemenYemen militia keeps grip on capital despite deal
Shiite militiamen maintained a tight grip on Yemen's capital Thursday with fighters deployed around the presidential palace despite a deal to end what authorities described as an attempt to overthrow the government. President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi's abducted chief of staff remained in the hands of the Huthi militiamen, who overran Sanaa in September after sweeping south from their stronghold in the northern highlands. Under a nine-point deal reached late on Wednesday, the militia pledged to withdraw from government buildings they seized this week during two days of violence that left at least 35 people dead and dozens wounded.
-
Consumer ProtectionOpinion: Fighting trade concealment in Saudi Arabia
If these achievements are simple, why did previous ministers fail to do them? Why have other ministries that are supposed to share these tasks with the Commerce Ministry not fulfilled them? A critic said Rabiha did what the consumer protection agency was supposed to do. So why did the agency not do it?
-
U.S. - IraqIraq says U.S.-led coalition not doing enough against Islamic State
The war in Iraq started one year ago amid clashes between then Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's Shi'ite-dominated security forces with Sunni protesters and tribesmen in western Anbar province. Islamic State, which already controlled swathes of eastern Syria, took advantage of the violence to move into Anbar's two main cities of Falluja and Ramadi.
-
Saudi Oil PolicyThe Mindset Within The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia
Viewed in this perspective, it can be argued the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had to re-establish strategic relationships with Asian and American refiners to ensure long-term offtake contracts for its crude. Otherwise, its role will increasingly be that of a global on-off switch, something its long-lived reserves are not well suited for, and which subjects it to higher volatility in its revenue stream.
-
Diplomat JobsDiplomat jobs open to Saudi women
Diplomatic delegate and second secretary job opportunities are available for Saudi women at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Candidates must be Saudi women with good conduct and no criminal record. They must not have been fired from a previous public sector job and not married to a non-Saudi. They must be in good health and presentable. They must sign a written agreement saying they are able to travel in delegations whenever and wherever they are assigned.
- 10 of 61119 results<< 1 … 5,927 5,928 5,929 … 6,112 >>
