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70,000 women obtain Saudi driving licenses

Upwards of 70,000 ladies have been issued driving licenses since June 24, 2018, when experts lifted the prohibition on ladies driving in Saudi Arabia, as indicated by Director General of Traffic Maj. Gen. Mohammed Al-Bassami. Ladies in

Saudi capital to get world’s biggest park in $23bn project

Saudi Arabia propelled an aspiring $23 billion undertaking on Tuesday to make tremendous open green territories in the capital, Riyadh, including the world's greatest city park. Development will start this year on four plans —

Makkah all set for its first flower festival

A floor covering of blossoms including 1 million sprouts will be one of the primary attractions as Makkah has its first bloom celebration. The occasion, which starts on Tuesday at Muzdalifah, has been sorted out by the city's district

166,000 Saudi women find jobs in the private sector

Upwards of 166,848 Saudi ladies are utilized by the private area, as indicated by a report discharged by the General Authority for Statistics

GCAM working to open 45 cinemas by 2020: Alzahrani

The General Commission of Audiovisual Media (GCAM) is moving in the direction of accomplishing the Quality of Life Program's objective by opening

Saudi leadership expresses condolences to New Zealand governor-general over mosque attacks

Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman sent a link of sympathies to the representative general of New Zealand after many individuals were

2 Saudi citizens injured in New Zealand terror attacks

The Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Wellington, New Zealand, said in an official proclamation that two Saudi natives were among those harmed in fear assaults in two mosques in Christchurch amid Friday supplications. "A Saudi native was

Sandstorms hit Saudi Arabia; rain expected Today

Dust storms covered various Saudi Arabian urban communities in a cover of residue on Thursday, including Riyadh, while downpour and tempests are normal on Friday in focal, eastern and southern pieces of the Kingdom. The General Authority

Reward people who report traffic violations

IN a WHO give an account of the status of street wellbeing around the globe, Saudi Arabia recorded the most noteworthy rate of passings coming about because of car crashes among the Group of 20 nations. There were 28,800 mishaps for each

Al-Aiban: No secret prisons in Kingdom; freedom of expression guaranteed

Human Rights Commission (HRC) President Bandar Bin Muhammad Al-Aiban repeated on Thursday Saudi Arabia's assurance to proceed with endeavors in securing and advancing human rights. "Under the administration of Custodian of the Two Holy