Stories from Saudi Arabia

A collection of Saudi currencies, from the era of King Abdulaziz to the present, is on display. The collection also includes historical foreign currencies like French and Arab Riyals. The items are part of a museum in the Al-Shayia region of southern Riyadh. SBA Al-Ekhbariya featured a discussion about young female athletes, said their dedication to sports alongside their studies and family responsibilities. Iranian strikes destroyed all but one radar dome on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. These domes house essential intelligence and defense antennas. The destruction represents a considerable loss in defense capabilities and will be costly to replace. American aircraft, including Boeing planes, were also destroyed at the base.

The Asir region is promoting local specialties, including the 'Qattah Al-Asiri' and unique southern flowers like Jacaranda. These are popular with tourists seeking regional heritage.

The old town of Al-Dahran in the southern governorate is built entirely from pure mud. It is described as the second town in the world constructed solely from mud, featuring an intricate geometric design.

Al Nassr club submitted a written statement to the Saudi Football Federation's Committee of Organization and Ethics regarding the classic match against Al Ahli.

A pizza company has been fined for using vague advertising.

An investment agreement has been signed to establish an artisan market. This market is intended to become a tourist and cultural destination. The agreement was made under the auspices of artisans.

Israel is demanding the establishment of a buffer zone along its border with Lebanon and the disarmament of certain groups. Politically, Israel is stipulating the demilitarization of the region. The intelligence presented is classified and inaccessible.

Saudi Arabia has introduced new procedures for implementing travel bans. These bans can now be automatically issued upon a request for enforcement of an executive bond.

Seven thousand pharmacists and pharmacy technicians from 20 countries are attending an event. An international event has gathered 7,000 pharmacists and 30 exhibitors from 20 countries. The event aims to support the rapid expansion of the sector in Saudi Arabia, which includes over 60 data centers across multiple regions. The system is designed to expedite rights fulfillment and improve judicial efficiency, granting execution courts powers.

Researcher and author Dr. Ahmed Al-Aswad presented a philosophical lecture titled 'The Joys of Solitude' as part of the cultural activities of the "Fannisf" Cultural Academy.