Month: November 2024

One World International School In Riyadh Signs Agreement With Liverpool FC International Academy Saudi Arabia

One World International School (OWIS) in Riyadh, a distinguished member of the Singapore-headquartered Global Schools Group (GSG), has teamed up with Liverpool FC International Academy Saudi Arabia to host their football training sessions which aims to give best opportunities to young football enthusiasts in Riyadh. An agreement to collaborate on the hosting was exchanged between

Chaired By His Highness Prince Badr Bin Abdullah Farhan Al Saud, The Second Saudi-French Ministerial Committee For AlUla Held In Paris

The ministerial committee responsible for overseeing and monitoring the intergovernmental agreement signed on 10 April 2018, on cultural, environmental, tourism, human and economic development, and the enhancement of the heritage of AlUla County in Saudi Arabia, met for the second time today in Paris, France. Chaired by His Highness Prince Badr bin Abdullah bim Farhan

Retail Congress MENA 2024 Ignites A New Era In Riyadh, Celebrating Excellence And Vision Across The Retail Landscape

The Middle East Council of Shopping Centres & Retailers (MECS+R) proudly hosted its first-ever Retail Congress MENA in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on November 4-5, making a resounding impact on the MENA retail landscape. Bringing together industry giants, thought leaders, and key stakeholders, the congress unfolded in the prestigious Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah Hotel, under the

Saudi Exchange Announces The Approval Of The Amended Listing Rules

The Saudi Exchange has announced amendments to the Listing Rules for debt instruments, aligned with the CMA’s significant market enhancements, effective from its publishing date. These changes aim to create greater depth and liquidity in the overall debt capital market, through boosting investor participation and unlocking the potential for debt issuances. The amendments to the

Knight Frank: 115,000 New Homes Needed By Saudi Nationals Each Year To Achieve 2030 Goals

Over 115,000 new homes are needed each year up to 2030 to satisfy demand from Saudi nationals, according to global property consultancy, Knight Frank’s new whitepaper: Transforming Saudi’s Residential Housing Market: Opportunities Abound. Approximately one-third of this incremental demand is being driven by the government’s 70% homeownership rate target, given the rate of homeownership rate stood

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