AROYA Cruises: AROYA Cruises, a subsidiary of Cruise Saudi and wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), announced its inaugural cruise would be December 16. The three-night voyage will depart from Jeddah Port to a Red Sea island exclusively for cruise passengers. According to Saudi Press Agency, AROYA Cruises
Thamud: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) on Monday distributed 100 winter bags in Thamud District, Hadhramaut Governorate, Yemen. The bags, benefiting 600 individuals from 100 vulnerable families, are part of the emergency shelter project in Yemen. According to Saudi Press Agency, the initiative reflects the Kingdom
Haql: The Haql Governorate, a serene coastal gem nestled in Tabuk Region, offers a captivating blend of pristine beaches and stunning desert landscapes with abundant water sources that have drawn travelers for centuries, representing a significant historical and vital station on the Egyptian Hajj route. Located 220 kilometers north of
Riyadh: Teams from 17 countries began arriving at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, preparing for the final stage of the “ALLaM Challenge.” The competition, set to take place from Thursday, November 7, to Saturday, November 9, at the Crowne Plaza Riyadh, will see participation from over 600 competitors representing
Addis Ababa: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia emphasized the importance of agriculture as a fundamental pillar for achieving sustainable development, economic growth, the prosperity of local communities and providing employment opportunities. Delivering the Kingdom’s speech at the World Without Hunger Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Deputy Minister of Environment, Water,
Dammam: The Transport General Authority has convened the inaugural annual Seafarers’ Forum in Dammam, Eastern Province, under the theme “Raising Awareness of the Responsibilities of Seafarers and Maritime Partnerships,” aimed to bolster professional development for seafarers, instill a culture of accountability, and foster collaborative relationships among maritime stakeholders from both