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RIYADH: A financial support scheme for Saudi families on Monday received a SR3.3 billion ($878 million) October cash injection benefitting 10.2 million people. The national Citizen Account Program was created to protect Saudi households from the direct, indirect, and expected impacts of the economic reforms taking place in the Kingdom through monthly cash transfers into their

A passenger plane of Saudi Arabian Airlines had a miraculous escape after a bird hit its engine while landing at Jinnah International Airport in the Pakistani city of Karachi

Saudi King Salman has ordered the allocation of SR20 billion ($5.3 billion) as financial aid to tackle the effects of rising prices. Of the allocated funds, 50% will go to social insurance beneficiaries and for Citizen Account Programme, said a report.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Citizen Account Program on Wednesday deposited more than SR3.1 billion ($826 million) into the accounts of 10.2 million beneficiaries for July. Total compensation for the previous installment, paid retroactively, stood at SR25 million. The national scheme was created to protect Saudi households from the direct, indirect and expected impacts of the

Saudi Arabia has allocated $5.3 billion to help citizens face the repercussions of rising global prices, the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on

Saudi Arabia on Monday announced it was providing 20 billion riyal (US$5.3 billion) directly to citizens in a ...

It is no secret that most world countries are reporting unusually high inflation rates, which justifies fears of a major shock to the global economic sy

JEDDAH: Major events including the COVID-19 pandemic and war in Ukraine have caused price hikes around the world, Saudi Minister of Commerce Majid Al-Qasabi said in a periodic government communication conference on Tuesday. The press conference discussed four key areas: Global events that led to price increases, the Saudi leadership’s guidance to address the effects of the

RIYADH: Saudi Commerce Minister Majid Al-Qasabi on Tuesday said the authorities are monitoring prices of 217 commodities and taking necessary measures to prevent any price manipulation. Speaking at a press conference in Riyadh, the minister said special teams have so far carried out 640,000 inspection tours across the Kingdom to ensure availability of essential commodities at

Dr. Al-Qasabi made these remarks on Tuesday during the periodic government communication press conference, which was about the price hike.