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Transforming a City… and the Lives of Millions

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 30 September 2019 : The city of Riyadh has embarked on an ambitious programme of urban planning and civil engineering announced by the government worth over US$23 billion that will transform the capital with four major

Saudi Arabia introduces 'decency' rules for tourists

The Arab kingdom has identified 19 offenses against decency that will be punishable with a fine. The code of conduct comes as the country begins offering tourist visas for the first time. Saudi Arabia has said it will impose fines on tourists for

Houthis claim to have killed 500 Saudi soldiers in major attack

Houthi rebels in Yemen say they have killed 500 Saudi soldiers, captured a further 2,000 and seized a convoy of Saudi military vehicles. The extraordinary claims at a press conference on Sunday, involving still photographs and

Oil Prices Fall as Saudi Returns to Full Production

Oil prices fell on Friday in Asia after Saudi Arabia said its oil production was up and fully running. U.S. Crude Oil WTI Futures lost

Explained: Impacts of the drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil installations

Early on September 14, two critical Saudi Arabian oil installations the Abqaiq processing facility and the Khurais oil field, near the Gulf

Saudi Arabia To Offer Tourist Visas For First Time, Abolish Abaya Rule

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia said Friday it will offer tourist visas for the first time, opening up the ultra-conservative kingdom to holidaymakers as

Saudi Arabia’s Winter at Tantora festival to make triumphant return

The Winter at Tantora festival, which took place last year, is returning on Dec. 19 after the conclusion of Riyadh Season. The festival will be part of AlUla Season, one of 11 Saudi seasons taking place across the Kingdom in

GAZT calls on Saudi companies to submit tax returns

The General Authority for Zakat and Income Tax (GAZT) has urged Saudi companies and entities registered in the VAT with annual turnovers of taxable goods and services exceeding SR40 million ($10.5 million) to submit their tax returns through their

‘Digital services improved courts’ performance’ in Saudi Arabia

The Ministry of Justice announced that the digital environment has enhanced the performance and the issuing of judgments at labor courts and departments, saving the beneficiaries’ time and effort in achieving justice. “Labor courts and

Saudi oil production surges back to 75 percent of pre-attack level

Saudi Arabia has restored more than 75 percent of the production lost after attacks on two oil processing plants and will return to full capacity next week. The Khurais facility is now producing more than 1.3 million barrels per day and the