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Bilal Saab on U.S.-Saudi military cooperation, how the Kingdom is performing on its green initiative, and more
- April 7,2023
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- SUSTG Team
The 966 welcomes back onto the program Bilal Saab, political-military analyst on the Middle East and U.S. policy toward the region and Senior Fellow and Director of the Defense and Security Program at the Middle East Institute. The hosts ask Bilal about his recent piece, entitled “After Oil-for-Security: A Blueprint for Resetting U.S.-Saudi Security Relations.” Before […]
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CIA Director Bill Burns visits Saudi Arabia to Reinforce US Commitment to Intelligence Cooperation
- April 6,2023
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- SUSTG Team
The head of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Bill Burns, visited Saudi Arabia this week to meet with Saudi officials and reinforce Washington’s commitment to intelligence cooperation, a US official told Al Arabiya English.
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Saudi Arabia Condemns Israeli Attack on Mosque, Following Developments with ‘Great Concern’ – Reports
- April 5,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia on Wednesday condemned Israeli police’s “blatant” attacks on worshipers inside the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, after viral video showed Israeli forces beating worshippers inside the mosque.
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Challenges Remain for Investment into Saudi Arabia as FDI Falls 60% in 2022
- April 4,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Saudi Arabia fell by almost 60% in 2022, the first annual drop in five years and the second largest drop in more than 15 years, according to new data.
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Honeywell to open state-of-the-art regional manufacturing center in Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Energy Park
- April 3,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Honeywell signed a deal to open an advanced regional manufacturing center at the King Salman Energy Park (SPARK) — Saudi Arabia’s new energy industrial zone, according to a press release.
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Top U.S. Commercial Officer in KSA James Golsen, U.S.-Saudi trade after the Boeing-Riyadh Airways deal, and experiencing Al-Ula
- March 31,2023
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- SUSTG Team
In Episode 80 of The 966 Podcast, Mr. James Golsen, Senior Commercial Officer for Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, discusses his work building U.S.-Saudi trade and business relations and his journey to the important post. The 966 hosts talk with James about his role building U.S.-Saudi trade relations and enhancing investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia. They also […]
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Kingdom Targets New ‘Underground River’ Longer than Nile to Address Water Needs
- March 30,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia is planning to launch the world’s largest potable water project by digging a “river” four meters deep, 11 meters wide and 12,000 kilometers long, aimed at surpassing the Nile river, according to a local reporter and published in Arabian Business.
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Saudi World Cup Coach Hervé Renard, who Led Kingdom Past Champion Argentina in Qatar, to Exit
- March 29,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Hervé Renard has quit as coach of Saudi Arabia’s national team and is set to take over France’s women’s team, according to reports.
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Hot Gulf Region IPO Market Draws Global Attention — FT
- March 28,2023
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- SUSTG Team
The Middle East North Africa (MENA) region saw 51 IPOs last year, raising $22bn, a 179% increase on 2021, a report in the Financial Times said, citing the advisory firm EY.
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Saudi Arabia to Develop Key Water Projects Worth $80 Billion to Enhance Access as Growth Booms
- March 27,2023
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia will invest $80 billion into key water projects in the coming years to support its economic growth and provide safe and equitable access to water for all citizens and residents, according to a report.
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PICTURES: Saudi Arabia to reconstruct historic Zarqa Mosque
The historic Zarqa Mosque – which is considered one of the most prominent heritage buildings in the region – will be reconstructed and restored as part of a project launched by the Kingdom’s Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Defense, HRH Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
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Saudi female employees resume work in malls amid strict health precautionary measures
Saudi female employees have resumed work since Wednesday in the malls in all regions of the Kingdom. Shoppers, including citizens and expatriates, have begun flocking to the malls to purchase their needs, amid high standard measures set up by owners of these malls to protect shoppers’ health.
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Separatist Group Threatens New Conflict in Yemen
In the wake of massive floods that have ravaged Yemen‘s nominal capital, a separatist group took the opportunity to assert self-rule over the city and other parts of south Yemen, a move that has drawn an international outcry but that one expert said likely will not stir new fighting between allies in a Saudi-led coalition battling a group aligned with Iran.
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Egypt loosening some lockdown restrictions for Ramadan; coronavirus toll rises
Egypt will ease its coronavirus lockdown for the holy fasting month of Ramadan by allowing more businesses to reopen and shortening a night-time curfew, the prime minister said on Thursday, as new coronavirus cases reached the highest daily toll since the first infection was confirmed in February.
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Brokerages restrict clients on positions they can take in oil
Several brokerages, including discount giant TD Ameritrade Corp (AMTD.O) are restricting customers from buying new positions in certain crude oil contracts after an unprecedented sell-off that sent prices below negative-$40 on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia eases curfew restrictions for month of Ramadan
Saudi Arabia plans to ease curfew hours it imposed on several cities during the month of Ramadan to allow people more time to shop for essential needs within the boundaries of their neighbourhoods, state news agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday. Currently, people living in areas under 24 hours curfew can go out for healthcare and to supermarkets from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. In Ramadan these hours will start from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., SPA said.
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Analysis: Saudi Arabia eyes the exit in Yemen, but Saudi-Houthi talks alone won’t resolve the conflict
With the international community welcoming the coalition’s unilateral cease-fire and throwing its weight behind the UN’s special envoy, there is for now no sign that the Houthis will halt their military activities inside Yemen.
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Iran to Ease Work Restrictions as New Virus Cases Decline
Tehran province, the epicenter of the outbreak in Iran and the country’s economic linchpin, will be excluded from the plan that involves allowing two-thirds of government employees to return to work, Rouhani said in a coronavirus task-force meeting shown on state TV.
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Analysis: Five Years of Yemen Conflict Yield Muddled Picture for Saudi Coalition
The original warring parties—the Houthis and former president Ali Abdullah Saleh on one hand and the coalition-backed government on the other—are no longer the opposing sides. But the coalition’s divided front has been unable to make much headway against the Houthis, a comparatively tight-knit group.
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Saudi Arabia restricts driver jobs at ride-hailing apps to Saudis only
The Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development announced on Wednesday that it will restrict jobs for transporting passengers through ride-hailing apps to Saudis only.
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