Riyadh: Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Waleed Elkhereiji received Assistant Minister and Director-General of the Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Ambassador Keiichi Iwamoto in Riyadh today. During the meeting, the two sides reviewed relations between the two countries and discussed issues
Riyadh: Governor of Riyadh Region Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz received newly appointed Ambassador of the Hellenic Republic to the Kingdom, Katerina Varvarigou, in his office today. During the meeting, Prince Faisal wished the ambassador success in her new role. According to Saudi Press Agency, the meeting between Prince
Al-baha: Al-Baha is witnessing a significant phase of comprehensive development, marked by integrated municipal and developmental projects, expanding investment opportunities, and strengthened agricultural and tourism sectors, guided by a strategic vision that leverages the region’s competitive advantages. According to Saudi Press Agency, Secretary of Al-Baha Region Dr. Ali Al-Sawat stated
Riyadh: Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah received today Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Albudaiwi. During the meeting, they reviewed the course of joint Gulf action and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation and coordination across various fields, in support of deeper integration and
Riyadh: The government press conference will be held tomorrow, hosting Minister of Media Salman Al-Dossary, who will review the Kingdom’s latest developments and achievements. The event is set to provide a comprehensive overview of the nation’s progress across various sectors. According to Saudi Press Agency, the conference will also feature
Alula: AlUla will celebrate the revival of the Tantora Ceremony tomorrow in AlUla Old Town, one of the region’s most distinctive heritage markers and a defining element of its intangible cultural legacy. The Tantora is a historic solar timekeeping device that generations of AlUla’s residents relied upon to mark the