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DUBAI: Alejandro Maestro Villayandre loves his job. As executive chef at Tatel Riyadh (in which Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the investors), he gets to do what he likes best: feed people. The Spanish chef, who began his culinary journey at the Superior Schools of Hospitality and Cooking of León and Santiago de Compostela and worked in the kitchen of the famed Spanish chef

VENICE: Saudi Arabia’s Royal Commission for AlUla has announced Paris-based, Beirut-born Lina Ghotmeh and British talent Asif Khan as the architects for two upcoming museums to be situated in the ancient oasis city. Ghotmeh will design the Contemporary Art Museum and Khan the Museum of the Incense Road as part of a growing constellation of cultural assets reflecting the

London: A government minister in the UK has been criticized after wrongly claiming “hundreds of thousands” of people from Afghanistan had applied for asylum in Britain. James Heappey, minister for the armed forces, made the claim in the House of Commons, while also saying that the majority of Afghans who applied would be ineligible for resettlement in the UK under the Afghan

DUBAI: In the latest development in the uproar over Netflix’s “Queen Cleopatra,” Egyptian lawyers this week filed legal action, demanding that the documentary be banned over the streaming giant’s depiction of Cleopatra as a woman of sub-Saharan origin. Arab News met Egyptian lawyer Mahmoud Al-Semary, one of the litigators in the lawsuit against Netflix, who accused the

NEW DELHI: India is considering a change to its pharmaceutical industry policy after cough syrups made in the country were linked to the deaths of children overseas, according to a document from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s office, which noted that “important things” about the industry had been “overlooked”. A brainstorming session was held in the southern Indian city of

PARIS: The world needs to take collective action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda which include combating poverty, the provision of clean water and ending famine, said Princess Haifa bint Abdulaziz bin Muhammad bin Ayyaf state news agency SPA reported on Thursday. Princess Haifa, who is the permanent representative of Saudi Arabia

CAIRO: Saudi Arabia’s fintech sector will soon get a new player with Egyptian cashless services provider Paymob securing the Kingdom’s Payment Technical Services Provider certification. Issued by Saudi Payments, the certificate is a crucial milestone for Paymob as it seeks to expand its services to merchants in the Kingdom. The Kingdom’s drive toward payment digitalization is

LONDON: NEOM is to host the filming of the upcoming Hollywood thriller “Riverman,” it was announced on Thursday. The high-impact action feature, written and directed by Academy Award-winning screenwriter and director Terry George, will be shot between the epic landscape of the Saudi futuristic mega project and the UK.

CNTXT, a cloud and digital transformation company in Saudi Arabia, has been appointed as the preferred solutions provider and reseller of Boston Dynamics, a global leader in mobile robotics, in the Kingdom. As the only authorized reseller of Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot in the country, CNTXT is positioned as the pioneer in industrial robotics in the Kingdom.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports increased by 68,000 barrels per day to 7.52 million bpd in March, from 7.45 mbpd in February, according to the latest report released by the Joint Organisations Data Initiative. The figures show the Kingdom’s crude production also increased by 14,000 bpd in March to reach 10.46 mbpd. It noted that Saudi Arabia’s crude inventories drew