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Saudi Arabian airline Saudia suspends flights to Toronto
Saudi Arabian Airlines said in an official statement that it was suspending flights to and from Toronto, the latest in a series of measures the kingdom announced on Monday against Canada for its interference in the internal affairs of the
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Saudi women’s football team defies stereotypes
In the past year, women in Saudi Arabia have been openly participating in various sports. The rising number of female sports enthusiasts and teams is due to social reforms, introduced as part of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 plan, giving women
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Saudi Arabia’s path to nuclear power
Faced with surging energy demand for economic growth, Saudi Arabia is turning to nuclear power to meet a twin challenge — how to diversify its electricity-generating mix while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. And with electricity demand in
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What to Do If You Lost Your Passport in Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the countries that require both entry and exit visas. That is, a visa is necessary when one enters the country
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More than 5,000 Filipinos to perform Hajj in Mecca
The National Commission of Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) requested for 5,800 pilgrim’s visas from the Saudi Ministry of Hajj as Muslim Filipinos
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Saudis get 95% of seats available to foreign doctors in Canada
Saudi Cultural Attaché in Canada Dr. Fawzi Bin Abdulghani Bukhari has revealed that the Saudi Cultural Attaché office has succeeded in
Read MoreThe History and Evolution of Abaya in Saudi Arabia
Every woman wears Abaya now: Now every woman, be it a Saudi or non-Saudi wear abaya when they are in the Kingdom. Some Arab merchants brought back Abayas from Syria and Iraq. The Saudi women in the old era used to wear vibrant
Read More$20 Billion Worth of Investments in South Africa by Saudi Arabia and UAE
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have committed to invest $20 billion in South Africa’s energy as well as tourism and mining sectors. The pledge was made during separate official state visits to MENA by President Ramaphosa and
Read MoreStory behind oddly-shaped mountain in flat Saudi desert
A weird-looking mountain amid Saudi Arabia’s flat desert stands tall with its unique form, looking like a piece of cake. It is locally known as the famed “Jouda's finger,” and lies on the Joudy path near the Eastern Region, 150
Read MoreBenefits of Expats working in Saudi Arabia
TOP REASONS FOR "WHY EXPATS LOVE TO WORK IN SAUDI ARABIA?" Do you know why expatriates love to work in Saudi Arabia? What all benefits they are going to get for working in the Kingdom, There are more than 9 million expats living in
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