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Green Riyadh Project Launches as Authorities Eye Ambitious ‘Giga’ Tree-Planting Initiatives
- December 29,2022
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Authorities in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh launched the Green Riyadh project, one of four giga-projects for the city and region: an ambitious tree-planting strategy to “greenify” many parts of the Kingdom’s largest city, according to a report from the Saudi Gazette.
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Bill Foster from the Jones Group Saudi Arabia and Chairman of AmChamKSA joins The 966
- December 16,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Captain Bill Foster, USN (retired) is President of Jones Group Middle East, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jones Group International, and is Chairman of the The American Chamber of Commerce Saudi Arabia (AmCham Saudi Arabia). Foster joins The 966 from Riyadh, where he talks about the changes ongoing in the Kingdom and the important work […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Sindalah Island, Neom’s ‘Yachting Hub’, to Open in 2024 with Golf Course, 40 Restaurants
- December 6,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s Sindalah Island, off the coast of NEOM in Saudi Arabia, will open by 2024 and will include a beach club, yacht club and almost 40 restaurants, new details released about the project yesterday confirm.
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HRH Prince Turki Al-Faisal Al-Saud talks about his father King Faisal’s legacy, the King Faisal Foundation’s decades of work, and U.S.-Saudi relations
- December 2,2022
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- SUSTG Team
An interview and conversation with the legendary HRH Prince Turki Al-Faisal Al-Saud, who joins The 966 to share some stories and his anecdotes about his late father, King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud. King Faisal’s death lead his sons to create the King Faisal Foundation to honor his visionary legacy and generous spirit. HRH Prince Turki […]
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Saudi Arabia Stuns World With Upset Win Over Argentina in Qatar World Cup Opener; King Salman Declares Wednesday a Holiday
- November 22,2022
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- SUSTG Team
In what some analysts are already classifying as one of the greatest upsets in the history of the World Cup, Saudi Arabia stunned tournament favorite Argentina, 2-1, in its opening match at Lusail Stadium in Doha.
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Saudi Economy Continues Growth Streak as Non-Oil PMI Continued in Expansion Mode in September – Jadwa Chartbook
- November 1,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s non-oil economy continued to grow in September as data continues to point to 2022 being a year in which the Kingdom outperforms economies around the world in growth, according to the latest Jadwa Investment Chartbook for the month of September 2022.
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OPEC+ and the American uproar with Colby Connelly from Energy Intelligence, plus Riyadh Season’s big events and more…
- October 14,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Episode 62! Energy Intelligence’s Colby Connely joins The 966 to talk about oil markets, the big kerfuffle here in the United States caused by the OPEC+ decision, and some more on that hot topic. But first, the hosts discuss new statistics on Saudi Arabia’s population, Riyadh Season 2022, and then conclude as always with the […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Population Grows 9.3% in 2021, Officially Reaching 34 million
- October 11,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s population reached 34 million people in 2021, according to a recent report by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health and published in the Saudi Gazette, at an annual growth rate of 9.3%.
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Saudi Telecom Giant STC Plans $1 Billion in Investments to Transform Kingdom into Regional Data Hub – Report
- October 4,2022
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Saudi Arabia’s Saudi Telecom Co. (STC), the Middle East’s most profitable mobile operator, “plans to spend about $1 billion to transform the kingdom into a regional data hub, and may sell a stake in its data hub, called Center3, business to finance the plans,” Bloomberg reports.
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Middle East Regional Carriers to Spend $765 billion by 2040 on Fleet Expansion, Boeing Says
- September 19,2022
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Carriers in the Middle East are set to expand its fleet with an additional 2,980 commercial jets in the next two decades, spending upwards of $765 billion on new planes, major supplier Boeing said on Monday in Dubai. The new planes will be required to meet the strongly recovering demand for both passenger and cargo […]
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U.S. Middle East PolicyDempsey: US Strategy in the Middle East Is Sound, But Expect It To Change
“Here’s what I’ll tell you about that strategy – it will change, it will change often,” he said. But at any one time it needs to be assessed and re-assessed. “I’m not obsessing so much about what’s in the middle.”
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Al-Ahsa AttackOpinion: The Crime that Changed the Face of Saudi Arabia
Last week, the winds of change blew with a vengeance in Saudi Arabia, when armed terrorists opened fire on visitors to a Shi’ite Husseiniyah (meeting house) in the Al-Ahsa province, killing eight people, among them three children. True, this is not the first time Saudi Arabia has witnessed a crime of this nature, where innocent civilians and children have lost their lives. In fact, it has seen even worse. But it is the first time such terrorist acts have played on the country’s dissonant sectarian chord in such an ugly and dangerous way, in an attempt to fan the flames of sedition and strife between its people. It is also the first time Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti, and its entire Council of Religious Scholars, have come out in defense of Saudi Shi’ites in this way, and they were joined by all groups in society—unequivocally and without pretense.
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Islamic StateWhy Islamic State threat is ‘unprecedented,’ but doesn’t change much for US
The Islamic State is a unique phenomenon that "is unprecedented in the modern age," according to a new report, but a co-author suggests that – for now – the threat to the United States remains limited and the potential for solving the crisis is frustratingly familiar. The investigation, conducted by the Soufan Group, a security intelligence firm in New York, delves into the terrorist group’s own strategy papers and tweets, as well as the observations of defectors and analysis of Soufan's staff, including a former CIA officer. What sets the Islamic State apart is its strategy and organization, says Patrick Skinner, a former CIA case officer who has worked in the region and was a co-author of the report. That makes the militant group a hybrid between a terrorist group and a nation-state with the ability to switch between the two as needs dictate.
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WomenSaudi artist requests peaceful change in solo exhibition
The reality in her culture is different, according to Al-Mohammedi. Women are painted with their head down, clearly suffering from the country's mainstream views and opinions concerning their role in society. Statements in English and Arabic are written around them, giving the impression of a collage.
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Saudi WorkforceSaudi Arabia labour market reforms bring change at the checkouts
One day, during a training session, he showed two productivity charts to male checkout staff, their own and one with much better results. The staff were convinced that the other chart was a record of their Asian predecessors. When the manager explained that it showed the productivity of women checkout operators, the men began to work much harder.
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Iraqi LeadershipThe New Iraqi Prime Minister: A Change in Style or Substance?
One salient issue that remains unaddressed, or at least unanswered, concerns the key security ministries of Abbadi’s new cabinet. Ever since Iraq’s first democratic government was seated in 2006, filling the security ministries with leaders acceptable to all participants in the cabinet has proved to be an enormous challenge.
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FinanceAluminum Bahrain Plans Listing on Saudi Arabia Exchange
Aluminium Bahrain, the second-largest aluminum smelter in the Middle East, is planning to cross-list its shares in Saudi Arabia, according to four people familiar with the matter.
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LibyaOpinion: Why the bombing of Tripoli is a game-changer for the fight against the Islamic State
Whatever the reason the White House wants us to think it was shocked—shocked!—that the Emiratis and Egyptians did this, the Obama administration should now move swiftly to capitalize on what could be a game-changer in the war against Islamist terror, and specifically against the Islamic State (IS, also known as ISIS or ISIL).
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soudiIraqis brave blasts to vote for ‘change’ | Arab News — Saudi Arabia News, Middle East News, Opinion, Economy and more.
An Iraqi woman casts her vote in Iraq's first parliamentary election since US troops withdrew at a polling station in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk on Wednesday. (AFP)
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