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The British International School Al Khobar (BISAK), founded in 1977, has made history by becoming the first British school in Saudi Arabia to receive an “Outstanding” rating in all areas of inspection by the UK Department for Education’s British School Overseas (BSO) program.The inspection took place in February 2025, and the report has now been officially published.This prestigious recognition highlights BISAK’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional education while fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment.The BSO inspection evaluated the school across several key criteria, including the quality of education, pupils’ spiritual, moral, social, and cultural development, as well as welfare, health and safety, and the quality of leadership and management.According to...
May 04, 2025
British International School Al Khobar achieves historic milestone
Saudi Gazette report
RIYADH — The General Directorate of Passports has issued nearly 15,000 administrative decisions against violators of regulations during the last month of Shawwal. Penalties imposed on the violators included imprisonment, fines, and deportation.
The directorate, through its administrative committees in passport departments in various regions of the Kingdom, issued 14,800 administrative decisions against citizens and expatriates for violating residency, labor, and border security regulations.
The directorate called on all citizens and expatriates, including business owners and individuals, that they should not transport, employ, or shelter violators of residency, labor, and border security regulations, or conceal them, or provide them with any means of assistance...
May 03, 2025
Passports Directorate issues nearly 15,000 administrative decisions against violators in a month
May 03, 2025
Public Security holds cybercrime and financial fraud awareness exhibitions
May 03, 2025
5 Bangladeshi and Sudanese nationals arrested for promoting fake Hajj campaign
May 03, 2025
Ministry of Transport announces full readiness for Hajj Season 2025 with all arrangements well in place
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — A total of 17,153 illegal residents were arrested in Saudi Arabia during the last week. The arrests were made during the joint inspections, carried out by the security forces in collaboration with the relevant government agencies, during the period between April 24 and April 30, the Ministry of Interior revealed on Saturday. Those who were arrested included 10,305 violators of the Residency Law, 3,644 violators of the Border Security Law, and 3,204 violators of the Labor Law. The total number of people who were arrested while trying to cross the border into the Kingdom accounted for 1,109, of whom 35 percent were Yemeni nationals, 62 percent Ethiopian nationals, and three percent belonged to other nationalities. Some 13 people, involved in giving...
May 03, 2025
17,153 violators of residency, border security and labor laws arrested in a week
May 03, 2025
TGA warns against transporting people to Makkah and holy sites without permits
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The OPEC+ countries have agreed on Saturday to an oil output hike for a second month in a row in June with 411,000 barrels per day.Last month, the eight OPEC+ countries made a larger-than-planned production increase for May, also of 411,000 bpd. Oil prices fell over one percent on Friday as traders braced for more OPEC+ supply when concerns of an economic slowdown caused by a trade war between the U.S. and China have prompted forecasters to lower demand growth expectations for this year.The June increase had been agreed as the OPEC+ countries held an online meeting to decide on output.The eight OPEC+ countries are Saudi Arabia, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oman.“In view of the current healthy market fundamentals,...
May 03, 2025
OPEC+ announces accelerated oil output hike of 411,000 bpd in June
May 02, 2025
Saudi Arabia condemns Israeli airstrike near presidential palace in Damascus
Saudi Gazette reportMAKKAH — The Ministry of Interior has begun implementing measures to prevent individuals without proper permits from entering Makkah and the holy sites during the Hajj season, warning of strict penalties for violators and anyone facilitating their entry or stay.According to the ministry, anyone caught performing or attempting to perform Hajj without a permit — including those holding any type of visit visa — will face a fine of up to SR20,000.Those who apply for a visit visa on behalf of someone intending to illegally perform Hajj, or who transport, accommodate, or assist such individuals, may face fines of up to SR100,000. This includes hotel operators, landlords, and anyone providing shelter or cover for unauthorized visitors in Makkah or the holy...
May 02, 2025
Saudi Interior Ministry enforces penalties for unauthorized Hajj attempts
