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Seera Group Holding’s car rental and leasing unit Lumi Rental has signed a leasing agreement worth SR42 million ($11.2 million) with Saudi Post | SPL, to supply a fleet of 855 vehicles including 795 commercial vans, 40 SUVs and 20 sedans.

Seera Group Holding’s car rental and leasing unit Lumi

The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has entered into a

RIYADH: In a bid to materialize the goals outlined in Saudi Arabia’s National Transport and Logistics Strategy, Saudi Ports Authority, also known as Mawani, has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Saudi Post to manage the authority’s postal requirements. The agreement was signed by Majid Al Malik, vice president for Shared Services and Digital Transformation at

RIYADH: In a bid to materialize the goals outlined in Saudi Arabia’s National Transport and Logistics Strategy, Saudi Ports Authority, also known as Mawani,…

RIYADH: “With the right policies, Saudi Arabia can provide the right environment for businesses and economies to maximize the potential of AI,” Google’s vice president for global public affairs and public policy, Karan Bhatia, said during an exclusive press roundtable on Tuesday. “The Kingdom is well-positioned to leverage AI with its young, educated population and its strong

SPL is participating in a pavilion that showcases its post and logistic services in the fields of payments, financial transactions and e-commerce, and displays the national address service that is one of the most important and innovative services of SPL.

Saudi Post (SPL) has announced it fully acquired NAQEL Express through the Saudi Post and Logistic Services Company.

ALULA: The end of the AlUla Dates Festival this weekend saw an array of cultural activities, a record-breaking auction and a showcase of the special Al-Shannah date preservation method unique to AlUla. At 7 a.m. sharp, the final morning auction of the festival involved farmers and attendees bartering over date prices. As the sun started to rise in the sky, the prized dates,

RIYADH: BookLee, a monthly literary subscription service, aims to help children create enduring memories by encouraging a love of reading and education among youngsters between the ages of 2 and 13. “Our mission is to create life-long, happy memories for kids through the love of reading,” BookLee co-founder Raneem Al-Mujel told Arab News. “Books can offer a variety of