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Top Story June 5, 2021 RIYADH: Hundreds of enthusiasts gathered for the first concert to watch performances by Syrian diva Assala Nasri and Kuwaiti singer Nabeel Shuail on Thursday in Saudi capital after the Covid-19 outbreak. Before the Covid-19 SOPs were implemented a year ago to stem out the spread of coronavirus, the ultra-conservative Islamic kingdom had started to ease decades-long restrictions on entertainment industry, as part of the efforts to improve its image and attract tourists. One of the spectators said, “This is the first concert to take place in Saudi Arabia after a long t...

June 5, 2021 RIYADH: Hundreds gathered on Thursday for the first concert in the Saudi capital since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic to watch performances by Syrian diva Assala Nasri and Kuwaiti crooner Nabeel Shuail. Before stiff rules were brought in a year ago to stem the spread of coronavirus, the ultra-conservative kingdom had started to ease decades-long restrictions on entertainment, as part of efforts to improve its image and attract tourists. “This is the first concert to take place in Saudi for a very long time,” said one spectator at the concert, held in a restaurant of a lar...

an hour ago Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman. The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Bin Salman, has introduced reforms including allowing concerts, reopening cinemas and lifting a ban on women driving as part of a modernisation drive. On Thursday hundreds of Saudi citizens and residents gathered for the first concert in the capital since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to watch performances by Syrian diva Assala Nasri and Kuwaiti crooner Nabeel Shuail (“Saudi holds first concert since pandemic,” Gulf Today, June 5). All these efforts are to develop the t...

Before stiff rules were brought in a year ago to stem the spread of coronavirus, the ultra-conservative kingdom had started to ease decades-long restrictions on entertainment, as part of efforts to improve its image and attract tourists.

Syrian diva Assala Nasri and Kuwaiti crooner Nabeel Shuail perform