Riyadh: The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources has awarded exploration licenses to local and international companies that won the mining competitions for the Kingdom’s first mineralized belts at the Jabal Sayid and Al Hajar sites, covering a combined area of 4,788 square kilometers. These sites are rich in copper,

Riyadh: The Saudi Stock Exchange Main Index ended trading higher today, gaining 11.96 points to close at 11010.63. The total value of traded shares amounted to SAR3.1 billion. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (Nomu) also closed higher, gaining 179.41 points to settle at 24071.88, with

Washington: The second edition of the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum took place yesterday in Washington, D.C., organized by the Ministry of Investment, where a new wave of partnerships, agreements, and investment projects between Saudi and American companies was announced, building on the success of the inaugural edition held in Riyadh in

Washington: The Royal Commission for AlUla participated in the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum organized by the Ministry of Investment in Washington. The commission took part in a panel session titled ‘Innovation in Developing the Cities of the Future,’ which focused on Saudi-U.S. cooperation in accelerating infrastructure projects and urban transformation. The

Washington: Aramco, one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies, announced 17 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) and agreements with a potential total value of more than $30 billion with major companies in the United States, through its Aramco Group Companies. According to Saudi Press Agency, the MoUs and

Riyadh: Cityscape Global 2025 continues its fourth and final day of activities, which focuses on advancing the urban landscape and exploring the future of the real estate sector under the theme ‘The Future of Urban Living.’ The exhibition is held under the patronage of the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing,