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RIYADH: The 32nd Arab League summit will be another step toward achieving Arab solidarity, developing political relations and economic ties, according to Bandar bin Mohammed Al-Attiyah, Qatar’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia. The summit was a chance to establish priorities that would ensure the achievement of the supreme Arab interest and consolidate the concept of comprehensive

ROME: Italy and Saudi Arabia on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding to foster cooperation in the sectors of archaeology, conservation, restoration and protection of cultural heritage, film and literature. The MoU was signed by Saudi Culture Minister Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan and his Italian counterpart Gennaro Sangiuliano at a ceremony in Venice that was

NEW YORK CITY: UN officials on Thursday urged the Iraqi government to push ahead with political and economic reforms, and to continue talks with Kuwait about reparations for the disappearance of Kuwaitis during the Iraqi invasion in 1990. They also discussed the human rights situation in the country, in particular as it relates to the rights of Iraqi women, and called on other

NEWCASTLE: Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe still refuses to admit the job of Champions League qualification is done, despite the Magpies taking a giant leap toward a top-four Premier League spot with a home victory against sixth-place Brighton & Hove Albion on Thursday. Howe’s side is within touching distance of a place of Europe’s premier club competition for the first

RIYADH: The Saudi-Thai Parliamentary Friendship Committee of the Shoura Council, led by Osama bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabiah, met virtually with the Thai-Saudi Parliamentary Friendship Committee of the Thai Senate, headed by Brian Guntung. During the meeting, Al-Rabiah emphasized the importance of such gatherings in enhancing collaborative parliamentary efforts between the council

All the LuLu Hypermarket outlets across Saudi Arabia are celebrating a mango festival. The LuLu Mango Mania Festival, featuring over 100 varieties of mango from 12 countries, was inaugurated at the Lulu Hypermarket outlet in Riyadh Avenue Mall by India's Ambassador Suhel Ajaz Khan. The event was attended by the Saudi dignitaries, members of diplomatic corps including Darm

CAIRO: Egypt is to remove limits on foreign ownership of property in an effort to attract more hard currency to the country. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said in a news conference on Wednesday that the government would remove restrictions that allow foreigners to own no more than two properties, both of which currently need to be in different cities. He also said that the

RIYADH: “Sleeping Giants” is the first book in a science fiction fantasy trilogy by Sylvain Neuvel, published in 2016. The book follows Dr. Rose Franklin who was a little girl when she fell into a giant hole that turned out to be a large metallic hand. As an adult, Franklin, a highly trained physicist, leads a team of scientists to crack the hand’s code in order to investigate

JERUSALEM The United States on Thursday condemned Israeli demonstrators’ “racist” chants against Arabs, with AFP reporters saying that many of the marchers had shouted anti-Arab slogans. “The United States unequivocally opposes racist language of any form. We condemn the hateful chants such as ‘Death to Arabs’ during today’s marches in Jerusalem,” State Department spokesman

FLORIDA: Two of the best players in the world of women’s golf are anticipating a week of strong competition and challenging conditions ahead of the Aramco Team Series presented by PIF at Trump International Golf Club, West Palm Beach, from May 19-21. Home favorite Lexi Thompson is looking forward to adding to her success in the series after winning the Aramco Team Series in