Lisbon: The Saudi Ministry of Finance, represented by the Accrual Accounting Center, concluded its participation in the IPSASB Public Sector Standard Setters Forum 2025, held in Lisbon, Portugal, from September 7 to 9. The ministry’s involvement in the forum session entitled “Shaping Tomorrow Together – Embarking on The Journey” highlights
Al-jumum: The Khairat Wadi Fatimah Festival 2025 in Al-Jumum Governorate, Makkah Region, concluded yesterday after three days of activities organized by the Makkah branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, with the participation of more than 20 farmers and beekeepers, alongside several government, private, and non-profit entities. According
Al-bukayriyah: The dates market in Al-Bukayriyah Governorate has seen heightened economic activity with the launch of this year’s date season, driven by growing demand from shoppers and farmers across various governorates. According to Saudi Press Agency, the market receives approximately 130 tons of premium date varieties daily, known for their
Al-baha: Director General of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture branch in Al-Baha Region Fahad Al-Zahrani has inspected the largest strawberry farm in Al-Qura Governorate. The farm serves as a model of advanced strawberry cultivation, featuring over one million plants spread across more than 120,000 square meters. According to
According to Saudi Press Agency, the second edition features four main categories: small and medium-sized enterprises, large industrial enterprises, and entities specializing in basic industries. The categories cover environmental sustainability, industrial innovation, industrial transformation, social responsibility, and human capital development. It also includes the ‘MODON Industrial Pioneers’ category, which recognizes
Riyadh: The Saudi Stock Exchange Main Index ended trading lower today, losing 61.64 points to close at 10,593.97. The total value of traded shares amounted to SAR2.2 billion. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (Nomu) also closed lower, losing 34.30 points to settle at 25,525.29, with