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Leading Saudi, UK, Chinese and Korean companies have signed investment agreements worth over SAR11 billion ($3 billion) at a key forum held in Taif that will see the establishment of a space science fiction city and 5 five-star resorts in the Saudi city.

Leading Saudi, UK, Chinese and Korean companies have signed investment agreements worth over SAR11 billion ($3 billion) at a key forum held in Taif that will see the establishment of a space science fiction city and 5 five-star resorts in the Saudi city.

The region of the Middle East, often dubbed the "Cradle of Civilisation," brought many breakthroughs in fields such as astronomy, mathematics and philosophy. Some of the most prominent ancient civilisations that emerged in this region include Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia and the Levant.  In the 13th century, a Turkish tribe initiated a series of conquests that ultimately

Global sand wash plant expert CDE has announced that Al Jazera Concrete Company, a key Saudi industrial group with major operations in Taif region, has commissioned its new sand wash plant for City of Roses, a mega urban development coming up in KSA.

Saudi-based Al Jazera Concrete Company (JCC) has commissioned a

The Taif Investment Forum is scheduled to start on Sunday, under the slogan “Invest in Taif,” with the participation of representatives from Chinese and South Korean companies, businessmen and stakeholders, in addition to a number of officials from Saudi government and private agencies. The forum aims to highlight the Saudi Taif government as a promising economic destination and a fertile environment for investment projects in various sectors.

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Doha, Qatar: Saudi Arabia is prepared to host the 2034 World Cup in summer or winter, its football chief told AFP, after the oil giant became the sole...

The alternative investment industry in India has experienced a remarkable surge, outpacing mutual funds with twice the growth rate over five years.

ALBAWABA – The government is planning a regulatory overhaul aimed at driving in $100 billion in aviation investments in Saudi Arabia