Stories from Riyadh · Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 performance evaluation, including achievements, strengths, and weaknesses, is expected to inform the development of Saudi Vision 2040. The current vision is anticipated to reach 'first place' by 2030.

A discussion from SBA Radio Riyadh indicates that major projects, such as NEOM, might undergo re-prioritization.

An innovative ambulance system is described as containing integrated medical technologies. This system includes a defibrillator and a chest compression device.

An award is being given to the daughter of Abdullah bin Abdulaziz in the humanitarian field.

An association in Riyadh is holding meetings for parents to correct common misconceptions about a disease. These meetings are conducted at hospitals for mothers whose children are admitted.

The new series 'Hell's Pit' has been launched, featuring an atmosphere of mystery and crime.

Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa created an invention, described as a 'golden invention' that received a medal, expressing solidarity with the Kingdom of Morocco against threats to its security, stability, and sovereignty.

Specific spaces and retreats have been established for students in children's and youth offices. These areas are designed to develop reading methods, engage all senses, and provide quiet places for thinking, imagination, and expressing opinions.

Al-Kawthar Health Association has launched over 141 health convoys, benefiting more than 19,000 individuals in remote areas. Over 5,600 health practitioners, including consultants and specialists, have volunteered in these convoys to provide health services.

Artificial intelligence and cloud computing are identified as for future jobs and resolving challenges in both government and private sectors. These technologies are considered foundational for building a large digital economy.