AliExpress’s Back-to-School Sale brings together laptops, educational devices and productivity tools as AI becomes part of the national learning experience. As artificial intelligence becomes part of general education across Saudi Arabia, preparing for the academic year increasingly means thinking beyond stationery, uniforms and backpacks. Running from August 17 to 26, 2026, the AliExpress Back-to-School Sale
Saudia Group has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Saudi Export-Import Bank (Saudi EXIM) and Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (Crédit Agricole CIB), the global corporate and investment banking arm of France’s Crédit Agricole Group, to explore and arrange financing solutions for the Group’s acquisition of new Airbus aircraft. The MoU brings
Saudi Arabia’s commercial real estate sector is poised for substantial transformation, with a distinct flight to quality shaping the office market and a pivotal shift toward premium, experience-focused retail environments, according to new Q2 2026 market reports by JLL. Driven by the continued momentum of Vision 2030 and stable market fundamentals, both sectors are demonstrating
Raff, a Saudi-based technology platform simplifying distribution and inventory management by connecting consumer brands directly with retailers, today announced the closing of its $1.7 million pre-seed funding round, led by Vision Ventures, with participation from 500 Global, Palm VC, Oqal Group, Salman Butt (Co-founder of Salla), among others. The funding will support Raff’s regional expansion across
Legend Robot today previewed the regional adaptation of its interior painting fleet for Big 5 Construct Saudi (Stand 3B49, Hall 3). As an innovator in autonomous construction robotics, the company will showcase how its 3.3m Putty & Latex Spraying Robot addresses Middle Eastern jobsite conditions by combining thermal resilience with verified GCC material compatibility to support
Every year, LEAP brings together thousands of technology companies from around the world, all competing for the attention of customers, investors, partners and the media. In 2025, LEAP hosted 200,000+ attendees, including enterprise leaders, founders, engineers, investors, government officials and international delegations. While these participating businesses invest heavily in securing a stand or speaking slot,
flynas, the leading low-cost airline in the world and the best LCC in the Middle East, announced the commencement of construction of an advanced training center in Riyadh, with an estimated investment exceeding SAR 200 million, in collaboration with leading global and local companies, including Airbus, CAE, and Restart, aiming to enhance its training capabilities