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Saudi Arabia announces $6.4 billion in Syria investments
DAMASCUS, July 24 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia announced $6.4 billion of investments in Syria on Thursday, reflecting the kingdom's deepening ties with interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa's government as it seeks to rebuild Syria after a 14-year civil war.
In a sweeping crackdown on immigration and labor law violations, Saudi authorities arrested more than 22,000 individuals in ...
Saudi Arabia has officially launched 'Skills Week' to align youth training programs with labor market demands. The initiative ...
The combined profits of Saudi banks rose by nearly 19% in H1 2025 to SAR 45.25 billion, compared to SAR 38.18 billion in the ...
Since 2016, Saudi Arabia’s non-oil sector has witnessed notable expansion, with increased private sector investments and ...
Saudi have arrived to help Chelsea with a shock offer to sell a player they were dead set to make a loss on at one ...
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Al-Hilal has officially withdrawn from the 2025 Saudi Super Cup due to severe player fatigue and insufficient rest following ...
In her new book, Karen Elliott House chronicles Mohammed bin Salman's rise and his vision of economic transformation.
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Vinicius Jr. has seen his name consistently linked with a big-money move to the Saudi Pro League from Real Madrid. It would ...
This week saw an Olympic bid from Qatar, a new low-cost airline for Saudi Arabia and a major retail deal from the UAE.
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