Stories from Riyadh · Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia's leadership is focusing on maintaining order and security for Hajj pilgrims. Efforts are also underway for several projects, according to the source. These initiatives are part of the Kingdom's ongoing commitment to the pilgrimage.

A Saudi report indicated a momentum of 26 percent, with figures exceeding 120 billion riyals in the fourth quarter. Another source also discussed the report's figures, mentioning 'margins from the 100'. These profits are scheduled to be paid on June 1st.

A new regulation in Saudi Arabia imposes a 5000 Saudi Riyal fine on any real estate photographer who commits a violation.

A report indicates that 59.1% of adults in Saudi Arabia engage in physical activity for 150 minutes weekly.

A company announced an increase in revenues and other sales-related income this morning via a statement. This rise was achieved despite an increase in operating costs, income taxes, and zakat. The company attributed its overall performance to strong operational results.

Free services or initiatives have begun today, Sunday, in the Al-Magharzat and Al-Nuzha neighborhoods of Riyadh.

Dust storms in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia decreased by 50% in 2025 compared to the previous year. This reduction is a direct result of implemented cloud seeding and afforestation programs.

The Saudi Green Initiative has allocated approximately $88 billion to achieve its environmental goals.

The Saudi Passports Directorate announced its readiness to receive pilgrims at all ports of entry. The National Cybersecurity Authority is implementing measures to enhance cybersecurity readiness during the season. This initiative supports national efforts to provide optimal services to pilgrims. Raising cybersecurity awareness is a key track of this program, alongside monitoring and responding to cyber threats, and conducting cyber risk assessments.

A sports commentator described a play involving a player identified as Talishka, who took the ball.