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Saudi Cabinet urges OPEC+ countries to further reduce oil production

Saudi Arabia’s cabinet on Tuesday urged oil-producing nations not only to adhere to agreed cuts to production, but further reduce output to help restore balance in global oil markets, state news agency SPA reported. In issuing the call to

Saudi chefs share Ramadan food favorites, iftar essentials

As Muslims around the world mark the holy month of Ramadan with fasting, prayer, and reflection, they are also celebrating it with cooking, feasting and constant snacking between sunset and sunrise. Arab News asked Saudi chefs to share their

No tolerance for extremism, says Saudi education minister

There is no tolerance in Saudi schools and universities for extremist thought, literature or teaching, Education Minister Dr. Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Asheikh said on Monday. The minister said he would not permit educational institutions to be

Saudi Arabia’s aid agency provides drinking water to Yemenis

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) continues to carry out water and environmental sanitation projects in various parts of

Saudi Arabia urges digital transformation to revitalize Arab cultural sector

Saudi Deputy Culture Minister Hamed bin Mohammed Fayez on Monday attended a virtual meeting of Arab culture ministers organized by the Arab

Over 19k criminal court sessions held online in Saudi Arabia

Over 19,000 criminal court sessions were held remotely as part of the measures taken in the wake of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Gatherings blamed for hike in COVID-19 cases in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Health Ministry’s spokesman has attributed the increase of COVID-19 cases among children and women to social gatherings. A total of 22 percent of Monday’s recorded cases were women and 7 percent were children. “The

Saudi ministry announces nine new coronavirus deaths

The Saudi health ministry has recorded nine new deaths from COVID-19, raising the total toll in the Kingdom to 255. The ministry urged residents Monday to stay home to avoid infection. It registered 1,966 new cases, mostly in the

Saudi ministry launches flexible work system

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has launched the “flexible work system” targeting private-sector Saudi individuals and facilities. The new system will allow flexible contractual regulation to help job seekers

Coronavirus nasal swab test: is it really painful?

While different diagnostic tests can be used to identify the coronavirus, health authorities have been taking nasopharyngeal swabs of suspected sufferers to detect early cases — but many fear the pain and discomfort of the