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Muscat: The Sultanate of Oman on Friday participated in the celebration of the 92nd National Day of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, organized by the General Secretariat for National...

Saudi Arabia celebrates National Day remembering the legacy of King Abdul Aziz

LONDON: Even as Saudi Arabia writes the next chapter in its story, defined by the ambition of its Vision 2030 blueprint for the future, it is rediscovering and embracing a past destined to play a central role as it opens up to the outside world. Since 2008, Saudi Arabia has had no fewer major six sites of “outstanding universal value” inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list.

Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the Arabian Peninsula and one of the most consequential regionally and internationally. Yet, one wonders how this land, with its unfavorable geography, heterogeneous population and long history of conflicts, changed in just a century from an isolated desert chieftaincy into a founding member of the UN and one of the most influential

Deals to take advantage of across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates...

A renowned explorer who spent 49 days crossing the largest sand desert on earth will relate his exploits to raise funds for the village of Beauly.

We know its name but not its purpose. BMW Middle East uploaded a five-minute video filmed around Liwa, Abu Dhabi, featuring a battery-electric rig called th

Riyadh: The Oman-Saudi Business Council held its 4th meeting in Muscat on Wednesday. The meeting aims to boost business relations and address challenges facing the private sectors...

Honey production in the sultanate increased 55 per cent in 2021 to 947,841kg from 611,678kg in 2020.

RIYADH: The journals of Mateusz Głuch and Mateusz Andrulewicz are full of adventures after the childhood friends set out on an adventure ten months ago to cycle across the world. Beginning their journey in their home country of Poland, a place where they had never cycled before, they have used their combined four wheels as a home base. The backs of their two bikes hold their