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World leaders and dignitaries attend the inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza.
Saudi Minister of Culture attends opening of Grand Egyptian Museum
Saudi Gazette ReportCAIRO— On behalf of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Minister of Culture Prince Badr bin Abdullah attended the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Cairo on Saturday. Extending the leadership’s greetings to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Prince Badr said that it is an “honor” to take part in the landmark event. Egypt unveiled the long-awaited GEM— the world’s largest archaeological museum — in an impressive ceremony that drew 79 international delegations, 39 heads of state, and numerous high-profile guests. Among those in attendance were Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi; Queen Rania of Jordan, joined by Princess Salma; Crown Prince...
November 02, 2025

Saudi Minister of Culture attends opening of Grand Egyptian Museum

Riyadh schools to begin winter schedule on Sunday
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Schools under the General Administration of Education in Riyadh will switch to the winter schedule starting Sunday. According to the administration, the morning assembly will begin at 6:45 a.m., followed by the first class at 7:00 a.m. The winter schedule will remain in effect until Feb. 17, 2026. During the holy month of Ramadan, from March 18 to March 5, classes will begin later, with the first period starting at 9:00 a.m. Schools will return to the summer schedule on March 29, 2026, when the morning assembly will start at 6:15 a.m. and the first class at 6:30 a.m.
November 01, 2025

Riyadh schools to begin winter schedule on Sunday

Ali Al-Zaid.
Ali Al-Zaid appointed CEO of Saudi Broadcasting Authority
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Minister of Media Salman Al-Dosari has issued a decision appointing Ali Al-Zaid as the chief executive officer of the Saudi Broadcasting Authority. Al-Zaid brings more than 20 years of experience in media and journalism, having held several leadership and training roles in major Saudi media institutions. He has played a key role in developing content and strengthening the presence of Saudi media. His career highlights include positions at Al-Watan newspaper from 2000 to 2011, Asharq Al-Awsat from 2012 to 2014, and Makkah newspaper between 2014 and 2018. He later joined the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). Al-Zaid has contributed to shaping media strategies and policies, leading initiatives aimed at enhancing efficiency and institutional transformation in the media...
November 01, 2025

Ali Al-Zaid appointed CEO of Saudi Broadcasting Authority

Saudi anti-corruption authority conducts 4,895 inspections, investigates 478 suspects in October
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — The Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha) carried out 4,895 inspection tours and investigated 478 suspects in October 2025, the agency announced. Those under investigation include employees from the ministries of Interior, Municipalities and Housing, Education, Health, and Human Resources and Social Development. Nazaha said 100 citizens and residents were detained in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure, some of whom were later released on bail. The suspects face charges including bribery and abuse of power. Legal procedures are underway in preparation for referring the cases to the judiciary.
November 01, 2025

Saudi anti-corruption authority conducts 4,895 inspections, investigates 478 suspects in October

Saudi Arabia arrests over 21,000 violators of residency, labor, and border laws
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Joint field campaigns to monitor and apprehend violators of residency, labor, and border security laws across Saudi Arabia have resulted in the arrest of 21,651 individuals between Oct. 23 and Oct. 29, 2025, the Ministry of Interior announced. The arrests included 12,745 violators of residency regulations, 4,577 violators of border security laws, and 4,329 violators of labor laws. Among those caught attempting to cross into the Kingdom illegally, 1,689 individuals were apprehended — 46% of them Yemeni, 53% Ethiopian, and 1% from other nationalities. Authorities also detained 59 people attempting to exit Saudi Arabia illegally and 21 individuals involved in transporting, harboring, or employing violators, as well as those aiding or concealing them. A total...
November 01, 2025

Saudi Arabia arrests over 21,000 violators of residency, labor, and border laws

Saudi Chief of General Staff Gen. Fayyadh Al-Ruwaili speaking at the opening of the 18th Senior Workshop on International Rules Governing Military Operations (SWIRMO) in Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia reaffirms commitment to international humanitarian law at military workshop
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Saudi Chief of General Staff Gen. Fayyadh Al-Ruwaili affirmed that the Kingdom places strong emphasis on adhering to the provisions of international humanitarian law within its national legislation, having enacted laws that criminalize violations of the laws of war. Speaking at the opening of the 18th Senior Workshop on International Rules Governing Military Operations (SWIRMO), held for the first time in Riyadh, Al-Ruwaili stressed that Saudi Arabia upholds the fundamental principles governing military operations and ensures fair accountability within a solid legal and institutional framework. Specialized courts, he noted, play an active role in addressing wartime cases in accordance with international humanitarian law. “The Kingdom was among the first...
November 01, 2025

Saudi Arabia reaffirms commitment to international humanitarian law at military workshop

Number of Saudi doctors and medical scholars in US, Canada hits record 8,000
Saudi Gazette report WASHINGTON — The number of Saudi doctors and medical scholarship students in the United States and Canada has reached a total of 8,036 between 2020 and 2025, including 6,052 in the US and 1,984 in Canada. According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), statistics show that the number of Saudi medical graduates in Canada grew by 256%, rising from 170 graduates in 2020 to an estimated 606 in 2025. The United States also recorded a 62% increase, with the number of expected graduates in 2025 reaching 1,847, compared with 1,140 in 2020. Saudi Cultural Attaché in the US and Canada, and supervisor of South American countries, Dr. Tahani Al-Baiz, said the figures reflect the success of the leadership’s vision to invest in Saudi talent, particularly in the healthcare field. She...
November 01, 2025

Number of Saudi doctors and medical scholars in US, Canada hits record 8,000

Total tourism spending exceeded SR161.4 billion, reflecting a 4% growth.
Saudi Arabia records 60.9 million tourists in first half of 2025, spending rises to SR161 billion
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector recorded a strong performance in the first half of 2025, attracting 60.9 million local and international visitors. Total tourism spending exceeded SR161.4 billion, reflecting a 4% growth compared to the same period in 2024, according to data released by the Ministry of Tourism.The data showed that the average stay reached 6.7 nights for inbound tourists and 18.6 nights for domestic travelers, with leisure, shopping, and sports trips representing the largest share of travel motivations, followed by religious visitsand family trips. Makkah and Madinah emerged as the top destinations for inbound tourism, while Riyadh and the Eastern Provinceled in domestic tourism. In terms of source markets, Egypt, Pakistan, and Kuwait ranked as...
October 31, 2025

Saudi Arabia records 60.9 million tourists in first half of 2025, spending rises to SR161 billion

Riyadh was recognized in the field of design.
Riyadh and Madinah join UNESCO Creative Cities Network
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Saudi Minister of Culture Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan announced the inclusion of Riyadh and Madinah in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.Riyadh joined the network in the design category, while Madinah was recognized for culinary arts, continuing Saudi Arabia’s growing representation among the world’s most creative and innovative cities.The announcement follows UNESCO’s approval of the 2025 evaluation results, officially adding the two Saudi cities to the global network that celebrates cities leveraging creativity as a driver for sustainable urban and cultural development.Riyadh: a hub for design and innovation The Architecture and Design Commission announced Riyadh’s inclusion after leading a comprehensive nomination effort in collaboration...
October 31, 2025

Riyadh and Madinah join UNESCO Creative Cities Network

ZATCA foils attempt to smuggle 3.4 million Captagon pills through King Abdulaziz Port
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) has foiled an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of amphetamine (Captagon) pills—estimated at around 3.4 million tablets—through King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam. ZATCA’s spokesperson Hammoud Al-Harbi said the shipment, declared as charcoal, was flagged during customs inspection procedures. Security technologies and sniffer dogs revealed the drugs concealed inside charcoal bags. Following the seizure, coordination with the General Directorate of Narcotics Control led to the arrest of three individuals who were set to receive the shipment inside the Kingdom. Al-Harbi affirmed that ZATCA continues to maintain strict customs control over Saudi Arabia’s imports and exports, standing firm against all smuggling...
October 31, 2025

ZATCA foils attempt to smuggle 3.4 million Captagon pills through King Abdulaziz Port

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