حرمت السلطات السعودية، الداعية المعتقل «إبراهيم هائل اليماني» من حضور جنازة والده، حسب نشطاء حقوقيين....

قال التلفزيون السعودي، إن مسؤولين جددا أُُوقفوا مؤخرا للتحقيق في تورطهم في قضايا فساد، فيما علق ولي العهد السعودي «محمد بن سلمان» على الأمر....

يسعى كل من ولي عهد أبوظبي محمد بن زايد، وولي العهد السعودي محمد بن سلمان، لمساعدة الرئيس الأميركي دونالد ترامب على إلحاق أكبر عدد من الدول العربية بخ...

Sat, 2020-09-19 00:57 Murabba Palace at King Abdul Aziz Historical Center in Riyadh is one of the city’s prominent historical landmarks. The palace was built by the founder of the Kingdom King Abdul Aziz in 1937 outside the walls of the old city of Riyadh. The palace complex was built on a plot called “Murabba Al-Sufyan,” which was used for farming during the rainy season, according to the documents at the King Abdul Aziz Foundation for Research and Archives (Darah). King Abdul Aziz used to receive kings and visiting heads of state and make historical agreements at Murabba Palace. The palace was built in the traditional Najdian style, characterized by the highest levels of workmanship and design. The huge walls and internal and external ceilings are built with tamarisk and palm tree fronds. Stones were used in the foundations and columns, and wood was used for doors and windows. This photograph was taken by Mohammad Abdu as part of the Colors of Saudi collection.   Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: ThePlace ThePlace: Thi Ain Heritage Village in KSA’s Al-Baha dates back hundreds of years ThePlace: Rock inscriptions of Al-Shuwaymis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia’s Hail

Sat, 2020-09-19 01:01 RIYADH: Tackling land degradation and habitat loss, and conserving coral reefs were among the items discussed at a meeting of G20 environment ministers. The aim of the gathering was to strengthen policy cooperation toward safeguarding the planet’s ecosystems and biodiversity, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday. During the meeting, chaired by Saudi Minister of Environment, Water, and Agriculture Abdulrahman Al-Fadley, ministers focused on land and marine environment-related issues and the conservation of natural resources. They also discussed methods to reduce land degradation and conserve biodiversity.     Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: G20 Saudi Arabia 2020G20 Summit 2020G20 Summit G20 ministers call for equal COVID-19 vaccines accessSaudi FM discusses G20 with Russian, South African counterparts

Sat, 2020-09-19 01:14 RIYADH: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Friday condemned the Iran-backed Houthi militia’s targeting of civilians in the Saudi city of Khamis Mushayt, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Arab coalition spokesman, Col. Turki Al-Maliki, said that an armed drone was intercepted and destroyed on Thursday. OIC Secretary-General Dr. Yousef Al-Othaimeen stressed his organization’s denunciation of the continual assaults by Houthi terrorist militia and their supporters that systematically and deliberately attacked civilians and civil targets in the Kingdom. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Arab coalition destroys armed Houthi drone targeting Saudi Arabia Yemeni government renews commitment to lasting peace, slams Houthis for undermining process

Sat, 2020-09-19 01:30 Moudhi Al-Jamea has been the general manager of digital technology at STC Academy, Saudi Telecom Company’s technology and leadership academy, since February 2019. She has a bachelor’s degree in computer and information systems from King Faisal University, a master’s in information technology and e-business from the University of Greenwich, and a doctorate in computer security and informatics from King’s College London. After graduating in 2006 Al-Jamea took on the role of CEO at Superior IT Services for seven years. In 2013, while studying in the UK, she became the vice president of the Scientific Society for Saudi Students. From 2015 to 2016 she was a member of the board of trustees behind the first “Innovation and Entrepreneurship Prize” for Saudi Students in the UK, aimed at encouraging them to participate in creative thinking. She then worked as a security consultant partner at Ibtkar Strategic Consultancy, liaising between its offices in the UK, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. She has retained a career in education while completing her studies and acting as CEO. She started as a lecturer in 2010 at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University in Dammam. In 2017 she became an assistant professor while also being president of the entrepreneurship and incubator unit. She is certified in ethical hacking from the EC-Council and completed the women’s leadership program at Prince Mohammed bin Salman College of Business and Entrepreneurship in 2017. Last year Al-Jamea did the MIT Sloan Executive Education program specializing in cybersecurity for managers. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Who's Who Rumaih bin Mohammed Al-Rumaih, chairman of the Saudi Public Transport AuthorityMohammed Al-Shaya, president of Saudi Arabia's Jouf University

Sat, 2020-09-19 01:41 The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) inaugurated the final stage of equipping the dialysis center at Al-Makassed Hospital in Beirut, in the presence of Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon Walid bin Abdullah Bukhari. The executive director of Al-Makassed Hospital, Dr. Mohammad Badr, received medical supplies, equipment and shelter materials from the director of KSRelief’s office in Lebanon, Fahad Al-Qannas. The president of the Al-Makassed Islamic Charitable Society Hospital in Beirut, Dr. Faisal Sinno, thanked the Saudi government and people for their support of Lebanon, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday. Meanwhile, the center distributed 1,740 food baskets, weighing more than 128 tons for the Syrian and Palestinian refugees as well as the poorest Lebanese families, in a number of Lebanese cities, benefiting 8,700 individuals. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) Saudi aid agency continues Yemen relief projectsSaudi aid agency provides medical supplies to Yemen

نُظمت بأمانة العاصمة اليمنية صنعاء، عقب صلاة الجمعة، وقفات احتجاجية للتنديد باستمرار جرائم العدوان ومرور ألفي يوم من الصمود والثبات....

Fri, 2020-09-18 20:45 LONDON: Work on the longest desalinated water pipeline tunnel system in the world has been completed, project coordinators in Saudi Arabia announced on Friday. The tunnel, which measures 12.5 kilometers long at a width of 8.4 meters, will pump desalinated water to reservoirs in Taif to meet the demand for water in the governorate and in its villages in the southern Al-Baha region. The project, carried out by the Kingdom’s Saline Water Conversion Corporation (SWCC), took 19 months to complete — starting with excavation work at Al-Hada mountains — and has shortened the distance of water reaching Taif by more than 40km. Makkah region officials tweeted about the completion of the project, which was completed ahead of schedule. SWCC said it was ready to receive water in its storage units in Taif and estimate that desalinated water will begin reaching Al-Baha region in the third quarter of 2021. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi ArabiaTaifdesalination Why thirsty Arab region needs sustainable desalination techSaudi Neom megacity will have world’s first ‘solar dome’ desalination plant

اعلنت مصادر متابعة عن انتشار فيروس كورونا داخل سجون النظام السعودي.

تجنيد ونشر المرتزقة، هو ما دابت عليه دول مجلس التعاون على مدى سنين طويلة، مستخدمة اياهم في حروبها لتدمير دول المنطقة وشعوبها ايضا....

Fri, 2020-09-18 13:01 Saudi Arabia’s candidate Mohammad Al-Tuwaijri advanced to the second round of the selection process, the Geneva-based World Trade Organization said on Friday. Tuwaijri is among three women and one other man bidding to become the next director-general of the WTO. The remaining candidates are Kenyan minister Amina Mohamed, former Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, South Korean Trade Minister Yoo Myung-hee and British ex-minister Liam Fox. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Mohammad Al-TuwaijriTuwaijri4wto Saudi Arabia’s WTO candidate wants practical pilot at the controls

Fri, 2020-09-18 16:19 LONDON: Saudi Arabia announced 31 more deaths from the coronavirus and 576 new cases of the disease on Friday. Of the new cases, 58 were recorded in Makkah, 52 in Jeddah, 37 in Dammam, 35 in Riyadh and 33 in Madinah. The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom increased to 308,352 after 1,145 more patients recovered from the virus. A total of 4,430 people have succumbed to the virus in the Kingdom so far. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: CoronavirusSaudi Arabia Saudi candidate through to next round of WTO raceSaudi education minister praises teacher continuing mission to educate while battling cancer

أعلنت تايلاند الجمعة أول وفاة بفيروس كورونا المستجد خلال أكثر من 100 يوم، راح ضحيتها مواطن مسلم عاد مؤخرا من رحلة خارج البلاد، حسب مسؤول في قطاع الصح...

اكدت مراسلة قناة العالم في جنيف، انطلاق المشاورات اليمنية الخاصة بملف الاسرى والمعتقلين اليوم الجمعة صباحا، والتي تجري برعاية اممية بعيدة عن الاعلام،...

اكدت منظمة السلام الدولية ان دول مجلس التعاون في الخليج الفارسي تواصل تجنيد ونشر المرتزقة لانتهاك حقوق الانسان....

Author: Fri, 2020-09-18 11:05 Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Education, Hamad bin Mohammed Al-Sheikh, called to give thanks to school teacher Mohammed Al-Fifi who has continued to teach his students while battling cancer in hospital. The Saudi minister praised Al-Fifi’s efforts to educate students despite his chemotherapy treatment in hospital and wished him a speedy recovery. The Saudi minister thanked Al-Fifi during the video call and said he was a role model for those in the field of education. #فيديو |#منصة_مدرستي تجمع #وزير_التعليم والمعلم محمد الفيفي وطلابه..كلمات الشكر، ودعوات الشفاء؛ لمعلم لم يمنعه مرض السرطان أن يؤدي رسالته، ويعود للحياة بأمل وتفاؤل.شكراً لكل معلم ومعلمة على جهودهم المخلصة. pic.twitter.com/rd3KakFNF8 — وزارة التعليم - عام (@moe_gov_sa) September 17, 2020 Al-Sheikh also praised other teachers in the Kingdom for their efforts, calling the foundation of society. Al-Fifi, 37, is a third-grade Arabic language teacher at Abu Omar Al-Dany Elementary in Riyadh’s Al-Uraija Al-Gharbiyah area. In May, doctors told him they had found cancer in his lymph nodes, and he was admitted to the hospital soon after to begin chemotherapy. Four treatments later, he is doing well but faces a long, hard battle. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi educationcancer

أكد وزیر الخارجیة الكويتي، أحمد ناصر المحمد الصباح، امس الخميس، إن "الیمن یمر بوضع إنساني صعب وقد ازداد تعقیدا مع تفشي جائحة (كوفید-19) ھناك، الأمر ا...

كشف مغرد قطري شهير، عن أن الأمين العام لمجلس التعاون لدول الخليج الفارسي نايف الحجرف، سيزور قطر قريباً جداً....

Author: Fri, 2020-09-18 02:15 MAKKAH: For Saudi tour guide Khaled Al-Took a career helping to showcase the Kingdom’s natural and cultural treasures to the world has been more than just a job — it has been a labor of love. After more than two decades in the role, he has not only become a walking encyclopedia on Saudi people, customs, and traditions but has also witnessed a seismic change in the country’s approach to home and foreign tourism. Opening up the Kingdom to tourists from around the world has been one of the cornerstones of the Vision 2030 reform plan to boost economic growth. And Al-Took has been a key player in the nation’s journey of transformation. Speaking to Arab News about his experiences in the sector, he said that the main mission of a tour guide was to execute the agreement signed between a travel operator and their customer. Khaled Al-Took “A tour guide has many responsibilities because they are effectively the ambassador of their country and region before the visiting tourists. They must represent that region and do their best to convey its true image,” he said. He added that tour guides played a significant role in shaping the whole visitor experience and must possess an array of skills to meet with tourist expectations. It was important for them to be familiar with program itineraries and timings and be able to pass on facts, figures, and stories about historic and cultural attractions. “Another feature that characterizes the tour guide, is their ability to depict the personality of the guest and know when to speak and when to remain silent,” he said. Al-Took pointed out that one of the aims of a good tour guide should be to help create lasting memories for visitors. It was their responsibility to do detailed background research on destinations and attractions in order to be able to pass on accurate information and informed comment. “The best way to shed light on the beauty of any tourist attraction is to present it as it is with all its genuine facts, leaving the final decision to the recipient,” added Al-Took. Saudi Arabia has unlimited tourism potential thanks to its beaches, islands, plains, mountains, and deserts along with its distinctive and unique cultural heritage and civilization, says Al-Took. (Supplied) His introduction to the job came about by pure coincidence more than 20 years ago. “I was passionate about internal travel and getting to know the cities and regions of my country. I was impressed by the cultural diversity and different environments we have. “So, I completely devoted myself to this work, driven by my desire to explore its depths and intensively learn about the ancient civilizations and their relationship to the present, as well as the monuments and effects that stand as a valuable witness to the richness of our civilization and culture. “Throughout my years in this work I have constantly been learning, and I am still learning and discovering. I am an insatiable learner. During every visit I make a point, whether alone or with tourists, to learn something new by unravelling new facts about something I perhaps had not noticed before or through remarks made by the tourists,” he said. Al-Took noted that tour groups often spotted fine detail that a guide may have missed. “God has created us in different tribes and races in order for us to meet each other, thus exchanging our respective knowledge. Through these trips, during which have I got to know many people from different cultures, many questions come to mind that I convey to my guests. They rejoice when we find a cultural or heritage meeting point between us. “During one visit, I found out through speaking to a guest from New Zealand, that there was a meeting point between indigenous people and Gulf culture in general and our culture in Saudi Arabia in particular, which was greeting by the touching of noses,” he added. Early in his career, the number of tourist guides in Saudi Arabia could be “counted on the fingers of one hand,” which meant tour operators employed them on a wide variety of trips including cruises, and day tours of Jeddah, Duba, Dubai, and Bahrain. “I also led trips specialized in tracking the ancient trade routes from the south of the Arabian Peninsula and Dubai to the Kingdom’s border with Jordan in the north, as well as following some routes heading east and south to the Saudi border with Yemen and Oman deep in the Empty Quarter.” Al-Took has also organized cultural trips in regions throughout the Kingdom, highlighting ancient civilizations, inscriptions, and spectacular rock structures. “I had the opportunity to collaborate with celebrities as well as other people from all nationalities, and all of them agreed they had a positive impression about Saudi Arabia since it is a large country holding a lot of unknowns. “Many people assert that the stereotype they know about Saudi Arabia quickly fades away on their first visit, and the deeper they go the more they discover that everything they had read in the press, old books, or reports from contemporary travelers was different from what they saw themselves. Saudi Arabia has unlimited tourism potential thanks to its beaches, islands, plains, mountains, and deserts along with its distinctive and unique cultural heritage and civilization, says Al-Took. (Supplied) “They often find that the stories they have been told are incorrect and quite opposite to their own experience on the ground. There is a cultural richness here and honest, welcoming people,” he added. Many Saudis, he said, were not convinced or aware of the potential of tourism in their country but one of the positives to come out of the COVID-19  pandemic was the opportunity for people to get out and about locally and learn more about the Kingdom’s natural and cultural attractions. “The Ministry of Tourism has played an instrumental role in highlighting these capabilities through a strong marketing campaign aimed at introducing Saudis and expats to these distinctive treasures,” he added. “Some people who visited the Asir region during this period were shocked and reported that what they saw competed with the likes of Europe, where they used to spend their annual vacations.” He pointed out that Saudi Arabia had unlimited tourism potential thanks to its beaches, islands, plains, mountains, and deserts along with its distinctive and unique cultural heritage and civilization.This fabric of different colors and tastes, he said, was a very marketable commodity. “The culture, civilization, nature and, above all, a generous population unique in its humanity, heritage, and patriotism, all together form distinct and attractive elements put into perspective by the COVID-19 pandemic. “I am confident that this emergence will be the beginning of a new destination, and strongly competitive, especially with the government’s orientation to make the tourism industry a source of national income in accordance with Vision 2030, which is not long away from being achieved.” Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Vision 2030saudi tourism Najran calls for young Saudi tourism volunteersAs Saudi tourism becomes more accessible, tour guides share their pride in assisting pilgrims

Author: Fri, 2020-09-18 03:50 RIYADH: The Saudi Falcons Club has announced the registration dates for the “Al-Melwah” (falcon-calling) and “Al-Mazayen” (falcon beauty pageant) competitions at the third King Abdul Aziz Falconry Festival. Registration begins in Dammam on Oct. 25-26, in Hafr Al-Batin on Oct. 28–29, Sakaka on Nov. 1–2, in Yanbu on Nov. 4–5, and Jeddah on Nov. 7–8. Registration in Riyadh opens on Nov. 6 and continues until Nov. 21. The club said that the local breeding of falcons will be the part of final rounds in the “Al-Melwah” and “Al-Mazayen” contests, to promote the Kingdom’s falcon breeding farms. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi Arabia Saudi falconry festival takes off in Hafr Al-BatinSix winners in Riyadh falcon beauty contest swoop on $800,000 prize

Author: Fri, 2020-09-18 03:56 RIYADH: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Arab League held the 10th session of the Arab Family Committee from Sept. 15-17 by video conference. The assistant secretary-general for humanitarian, social and cultural affairs at OIC, Tarig Ali Bakheet, called for joint action to find ample solutions to family problems taking into consideration the cultural, economic, social and educational dimensions, while focusing on combating domestic violence. He talked about the importance of these family and child-related social themes, particularly due to the unprecedented impact of measures to counter the spread of the coronavirus. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Organization of Islamic Cooperation, US officials explore ways to empower womenOrganization of Islamic Cooperation, Muslim World League sign deal to combat Islamophobia

Author: Fri, 2020-09-18 04:05 A cybercamp to train jobseekers in the field of programming has been launched in Saudi Arabia. The Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf), in cooperation with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP), will run the skills initiative as part of the Tuwaiq Cybercamp training program. Fifty trainees will take part in the learning scheme which will provide information on iOS and Android app programming, individual mentoring sessions, and practical application with certified programming certificates. The accord also aims to provide support toward maintaining future job security. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi Arabia New cybersecurity campaign targets remote learning in Saudi ArabiaRemote staff ‘confidently’ make 90% of all cyber mistakes

Fri, 2020-09-18 04:14 RIYADH: The Saudi Ministry of Labor and Social Development has deposited almost SR1.7 billion ($453 million) into the accounts of social security pension recipients in September. The undersecretary for empowerment and social insurance at the ministry, Ibrahim bin Youssef Al-Mubarak, said the amount covers pensions, cash assistance for food and electricity bills, and cost-of-living allowances. The amount includes more than SR1.4 billion for social security pensions, SR192 million as cash assistance for food, and SR103 million for the electricity bills. Funds were sent directly to the bank accounts of beneficiaries. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi Arabia

Thu, 2020-09-17 18:28 RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSRelief) has signed deals to provide more than $200m of assistance to Yemen with United Nations aid agencies. The deals signed were with the World Food Programme (WFP), the World Health Organization, and the UN Higher Commissioner for Refugees.  The step comes within the humanitarian response plan for Yemen, and according to what the Kingdom pledged at the Yemen donors conference held virtually in Riyadh.  The deals include a $138 million donation from Saudi Arabia that will be used to provide food assistance for nearly 8.9 million people in Yemen as part of the humanitarian response to the crisis-hit country.   This will include the distribution of 81,963 metric tons of wheat flour, vegetable oils, legumes, salt and nutritional, preventive and curative supplements, fortified wheat and soy mixture, date biscuit and high-energy biscuit bars. The second agreement worth $46 million in aid includes developing health and environmental sanitation projects, as well as combating the coronavirus pandemic, and projects to combat malnutrition in Yemen. This agreement includes supporting 25 central hospitals in all Yemeni governorates. The third agreement includes a $20 million donation to support two projects. The first will shelter refugees and provide non-food assistance to the most vulnerable families and returnees to Yemen. The second project is to support the health response to the refugees and those internally displaced during the coronavirus pandemic. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi ArabiaYemenaidUnited Nations KSRelief launches online portal to accept partnership requestsKSRelief sends plane loads of aid to Sudan amid floods and COVID-19 pandemic

Thu, 2020-09-17 19:44 MAKKAH: Saudi Civil Defense teams continued to tackle a fire on Amad Mountain in South Taif on Thursday. The fire broke out early Wednesday morning and spread rapidly due to strong winds and the number of trees in the area. No casualties have so far been reported. #WATCH: Saudi Civil Defense teams continued to tackle a fire on Amad Mountain in South Taif on Thursday, which spread rapidly due to strong winds and number of trees in the area #SaudiArabiahttps://t.co/Zhoy7mx7db pic.twitter.com/DYsHXnjK54 — Arab News (@arabnews) September 17, 2020 “The operations to put out and control the fire are still ongoing, and there are no injuries,” the Civil Defense said in a statement. One eyewitness, Bandar Al-Thaqafi, said the fire had spread widely — clearly assisted by the wind — and covered an area of approximately one square kilometer. “The dense trees that were greatly affected by August’s heat had a significant impact on the fire’s expansion,” he added. Volunteer firefighter Majid Al-Thaqafi concurred. “The thick trees and undergrowth contributed greatly to the fires that continue to rage, and volunteers tried to extinguish the fires,” he said, adding that the fire was spreading at the same pace as when it started, and had not accelerated. Amad Mountain rises more than 2,000 feet above sea level and is famous for its juniper trees. It is home to large numbers of livestock. The area is also known for other tourist attractions, including Hathwa’ parks and Al-Barda. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi Arabia Beirut fire brought under control after terrifying nationVIDEO: Blaze rips through Zaha Hadid-designed Beirut souks building

قام سلاح الجو اليمني المسير، اليوم الخميس،باستهداف موقع عسكري نوعي في مطار ابها جنوبي السعودية ....

يتناول برنامج «بانوراما» في ملفه الاول.. تبني البرلمان الاوروبي قرارا يدعو دول الاتحاد لعدم بيع الاسلحة لتحالف العدوان السعودي على اليمن وكذلك للحكوم...

الاتحاد الاوروبي يضيق ذرعا بجرائم تحالف العدوان السعودي في اليمن، ففي تحرك غربي، هو الاكثر جدية تجاه الجرائم المرتكبة من قبل قوى العدوان السعودي المد...

Author: Thu, 2020-09-17 17:30 RIYADH: A group of Arab superstars will feature at concerts in three Saudi cities in celebration of the kingdom’s 90th National Day.  A five-day program from Sept. 22 - 26 will feature concerts in the cities of Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah.  The General Entertainment Authority announced that the first concert, to be held under the motto “mettle to the top,” will feature superstars Rashid Al-Majed and Aseel Abu Bakr in Green Halls in Dammam.  The same day, Emirati singer Ahlam will perform at King Abdullah Sport City Stadium in Jeddah. On Sept. 23, Saudi singers Abadi Al-Johar and Dalia Mubarak will perform at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, while Iraqi star Majid Al-Mohandes will regale an audience at King Fahad Cultural Center in Riyadh in a night titled “Home”.  Egyptian stars Angham and Tamer Ashour will perform in Jeddah on Sept. 24. On Sept. 25, the audience will watch the performance of Rabih Saqr at King Fahad Cultural Center in Riyadh and Mohammad Hamaki at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah.  Egyptian pop star Amr Diab will also perform on the last day of concerts on Sept. 26. All concerts and events are organized by the General Entertainment Authority with strict safety measures to avoid the spread of the coronavirus. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: Saudi Arabia#SaudiNationalDay SFA urges Saudis to walk for National DaySaudi Arabia to ease COVID-19 international travel restrictions on Tuesday

Thu, 2020-09-17 17:36 RIYADH: The Arab coalition intercepted and destroyed an armed Houthi drone targeting the Saudi city of Khamis Mushayt on Thursday afternoon.  The Houthis launched the drone at civilian targets but it was intercepted, coalition spokesman Colonel Turki Al-Maliki said. Main category: Saudi ArabiaTags: HouthisYemenSaudi ArabiaKhamis Mushayt Arab coalition destroys Houthi armed drones, ballistic missilesSaudi director’s journey with drones yields amazing shots of ancient sites

شكلت السلطات السعودية لجنة لتنظیم آلیة «عودة العمرة» خلال الفترة المقبلة، بعد أن توقفت لعدة أشهر بسبب انتشار وباء كورونا....

كشفت صحيفة عبرية، عن تقديم شركة «سيلبرايت» الإسرائيلية، خدمة اختراق هواتف محمولة لصالح السلطات السعودية في نوفمبر الماضي....

قالت صحيفة صهيونية ، إن الكيان إلاسرائيلي يعتزم مناقشة مقترح مع أبو ظبي  لإقامة ممر برّي يربط بينها وبين دول الخليج الفارسي ، بما فيها المملكة السعود...