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Saudi Arabia is in talks to acquire Qatari broadcaster BeIN Sports, marking a significant potential shift in Middle East sports media. The deal is in line with the Kingdom's growing investment in sports, both regionally and globally.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser remains optimistic about China’s oil demand amid ongoing energy transition challenges, citing growth in liquid-to-chemical projects. Nasser emphasised the importance of a balanced energy mix for developing countries, where oil demand remains strong.
Neom, the new Saudi mega-city, is utilising 20% of the world’s steel supply to drive construction, becoming a major power-buyer in global construction and logistics. This $500 billion Saudi project is set to redefine future cities.
Riyadh Air, launched in 2023, is set to revolutionise Saudi Arabia's aviation industry with a tech-driven, sustainable approach and plans to connect Riyadh to over 100 global destinations by 2030, in accordance with the Government's Vision 2030 initative.
Putin expresses openness to Saudi Arabia hosting peace talks with Ukraine but insists negotiations must resume based on the 2022 Istanbul agreement. The talks depend on Ukraine lifting its ban on dealing with Russia.
Saudi Arabia’s economy is set for steady growth, says the World Bank, with GDP projected to rise to 4.9% by 2025, supported by Vision 2030 reforms and increasing female labour participation.
Riyadh Fashion Week 2024 blends Saudi heritage with cutting-edge fashion, showcasing renowned designers and streetwear innovators. Global A-listers and fashion experts gather for a captivating five-day event from October 17 to 21.
Saudi Arabia is diversifying its Red Sea tourism with new mid-market and budget projects, expanding beyond luxury.
Saudi Arabia has threatened to drop oil prices to $50 per barrel if Russia and other OPEC+ members fail to reduce production, potentially sparking a new oil price war.
Saudi Arabia plans to allocate a significant portion of its $200 billion annual construction contracts to Pakistan, strengthening economic ties between the two nations, and aligning with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
