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The deal aims to fully localize shipbuilding in the kingdom in accordance with Vision 2030’s goal of establishing localized Saudi defense industries

Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Prime Minister and Chairman of the Council of Economic and Development Affairs (CEDA), Chairman of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF (Public Investment Fund), has unveiled the masterplan for King Salman International Airport, a mega development featuring a host of major facilities.

The King Salman International Airport will boost Riyadh’s position as a global logistics hub, stimulate transport, trade and tourism, and act as a bridge linking the East with the West.

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Saudi Arabia has unveiled the masterplan for King Salman International Airport, a mega development spread over a 57 sq km area, featuring a host of facilities including six parallel runways. Once operational, it can accommodate 185 million passengers.

Saudi Arabia has unveiled the masterplan for King Salman International, one of the world’s largest airports spread over a 57 sq km area in Riyadh, featuring a host of facilities including six parallel runways as well as residential and retail units.

In the cruelty of war, it is not just bullets and bombs that cause lasting damage.  Sexual violence is tragically an all-too-common consequence as well.Right now - in Ukraine, in Tigray, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to name but three conflict areas; civilians, mostly women and girls, are sickeningly facing rape and sexual abuse in active conflict zones. The aggressors

Saudi Arabia has unveiled the masterplan for King Salman International Airport, a mega development spread over a 57 sq km area, featuring a host of facilities including six parallel runways. Once operational, it can accommodate 185 million passengers.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom

Saudi Arabia has set aside SR2.64 billion ($704 million) for the development of Darin and Tarout Island, a 32-sq-km ancient heritage site and home to 120,000 people, into a tourist hub with top attractions such as a major mangrove forest and eco-hotels.