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Riyadh-based Consultancy Mukatafa, Saudi Ministry of Economy and Planning Sign MOU to Collaborate on Private Sector Development
Riyadh-based private consultancy firm Mukatafa has signed a MOU with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Economy and Planning to improve the Kingdom’s development plans and enable sustainable growth, according to Arab News.
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Saudi NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. Signs $8.5bn Finance Deals
Saudi-based NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. has signed finance agreements with several financial institutions totaling $8.5 billion, Arab News reports, to finance its clean energy facility.
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National Pride on Display Across the Kingdom as Saudi Arabia Celebrates Founding Day February 22nd
Saudi Arabia celebrated its newest national holiday, Founding Day, for the second time on February 22nd which honors the establishment of the Saudi state and is marked by traditional demonstrations across the Kingdom.
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LEAP Conference Concludes in Riyadh with Major Deals, Focus on Tech
The 2023 LEAP conference ended on Thursday in Riyadh, with major deals for cloud computing centers and announcements of investments into the Kingdom’s tech sector in hopes of creating a vibrant startup ecosystem.
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Saudi Arabia’s PIF, U.S.-Based AeroFarms Agree to Establish Riyadh-Based Vertical Farms Company
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has signed a joint venture agreement with New Jersey-based AeroFarms to establish a company in Riyadh to build and operate indoor vertical farms in the Kingdom with an eye toward expansion in the wider MENA region, according to a report in Arab News and a press release from the PIF.
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Saudia Travelers to Get 4-Day Visa With Ticket Purchase in New Tourism Push
Saudi Arabia is set to relax its visa entry requirements further with a new program to boost tourism that grants a four-day visa to those who fly into the Kingdom on its national carrier, Saudia, according to reports.
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NEOM’s Oxagon Will Open First Hotel in 2025 – Report
Neom’s OXAGON city will see its first hotel opening in 2025, according to a report, as development across the Kingdom’s giga-projects continues forward.
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Bloomberg Columnist Hussein Ibish on US-Saudi Relations, Energy and Global Diplomacy, and Much More
Bloomberg columnist and senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington Hussein Ibish joins The 966 to talk about global diplomacy, U.S.-Saudi relations, energy markets, Saudi Arabia as an emerging power, and so much more. Ibish is a weekly columnist for Bloomberg and The National (UAE) and is also a regular contributor […]
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Hyundai Motor Joins EV Car Race in Saudi Arabia with Planned Factory; Signs MOU with Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources
South Korea’s Hyundai Motors has joined the race to build EV cars in Saudi Arabia, signing a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources to build a factory for the complete assembly of electric cars in the Kingdom, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
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Saudi Arabia, Japan Eye Increased Trade and Cooperation at Riyadh Investment Forum
Saudi Arabia and Japan signed several new agreements and understandings at a Saudi-Japan investment forum to boost trade and relations between the two nations, according to reports.
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Saudi Arabia to set up MERS centres in every province
Saudi Arabia is planning to establish dedicated centres to monitor and control the deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in every province, it has been revealed a week after the World Health Organization (WHO) warned measures in the kingdom had been too lax, the Saudi Gazette reported.
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Filipino nurse from Saudi Arabia tests positive for MERS virus
A Filipino nurse, who arrived last week from Saudi Arabia, has tested positive for the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), the first case of the deadly virus in the Philippines, the health ministry said on Wednesday.
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MERS claims 3 more lives
The Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus has killed three more people and infected four others over the past few days, the Ministry of Health announced Friday.
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WHO still concerned about spread of Saudi MERS virus
In an update issued after a meeting of its emergency committee on Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, the United Nations health agency said more must be done to track the virus, which is known to have infected at least 965 people, of whom some 357 have died.
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Removing two reformers and awarding bonuses, new Saudi king signals approach
Another possible wave of reforms might be aimed not at resolving those long term issues, however, but at making the state provide better services and reduce corruption, say people who know the new king.
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CDC Issues MERS Advisory
A new advisory from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells doctors to look out for signs of infection in Americans who have traveled to or near the Arabian Peninsula.
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Saudi Arabia suspects $266m worth of ‘corruption’ related to MERS
The Saudi ministry of health has reportedly suspended 38 contracts worth a total SR1 billion ($266 million) for alleged corruption.
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Saudi Arabia reports new MERS cases, infection control plan
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health (MOH) reported three new MERS cases in recent days, adding that an earlier-reported patient has recovered. The agency also confirmed a MERS death today and one on Nov 28 in previously confirmed case-patients.
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Saudi Arabia: Deaths from MERS virus reach 348
Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry says that a total of 348 people have died in the kingdom after contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome or MERS. The ministry's latest figures, released late Tuesday, include two recent deaths recorded in the capital Riyadh. It brings to 810 the number of confirmed cases in Saudi Arabia since the virus was first identified in 2012.
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Saudi Arabia tackles MERS virus, still hunting source
MERS was first identified in humans in 2012 and is caused by a coronavirus from the same viral family as the one that caused a deadly outbreak of SARS in China in 2003. Some 808 people in Saudi Arabia are known to have been infected with it since it was discovered, and 346 of them have died.
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