Stories from Riyadh · Saudi Arabia

The King Salman Reserve has received an innovation technology certification from the Union. This makes it the first natural reserve in the Middle East and West Asia region to achieve this distinction.

A traditional Chinese grain ceremony included a hand-sewn chest flower as a element.

A Saudi national, after serving 14 years in the military, decided in 2014 to transition to the tourism sector. He expressed pride in his military service but found better opportunities in tourism. He stated that the decision to switch fields was successful.

More than 30 scientific and institutional entities from various regions of the Kingdom are participating. The event is scheduled to take place from February 1 to February 3, 2027. The announcement was made regarding the selection of Riyadh as the host city for the summit.

Restoring classic cars is seen as a contribution to preserving heritage for future generations, especially for a youth accustomed to modern, computer-driven vehicles. Restoring vintage cars to their original factory condition can be a complex process.

King Khalid International Airport has reached 57% capacity and is targeting 70% by the year 2030.

Market prices in Riyadh sometimes reach very high values, exceeding fifteen units.

Businesses are being urged to take greater responsibility for addressing retail crime.

New artificial intelligence tools are being introduced with enhanced data security measures. This development aims to address regulatory concerns and build user trust in AI technologies. The specific security protocols are designed to protect sensitive information processed by these AI systems.

An Iranian attack targeting the Khaleej region was described as premeditated and heavily concentrated. Sky News Arabia Radio reported that the attack demonstrated a deliberate Iranian narrative. The nature of the aggression and its specific targets were discussed. The aggression specifically targeted the Khaleej area intensely compared to other affected countries.