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March 04, 2025
Aramco Chief: Initial operation of Jafurah gas field to start this year
March 04, 2025
SR8.5 billion contract signed to establish Jubail-Buraidah pipeline project
March 04, 2025
AED installed in 15 spots at Makkah Grand Mosque for rapid response to cardiac arrest cases
Saudi Gazette report TABUK — The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve officially welcomed its fifth ranger corps after their successful graduation from the reserve’s nine-week training program. Their joining coincides with the World Wildlife Day, that falls on March 3 every year.The new recruits, including 40 women and 26 men, all from local communities within the reserve, joined the existing ranger team of 180 to further the reserve’s conservation work.The 24,5000 sq.km Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve, which stretches from the lava plains of the Harrats to the deep Red Sea in the west, connecting NEOM, Red Sea Global, and AlUla, is home to the Middle East’s first, and largest, female ranger corps. Of the 246 rangers at the reserve, 34 percent are women, well above the...
March 04, 2025
40 women among 5th ranger corps joining Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve
March 04, 2025
Number of electric golf carts in Grand Mosque doubled to 400 in Ramadan
March 04, 2025
Saudi Arabia and Lebanon to address trade barriers and ease travel restrictions
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — The National Center for Vegetation (NCV) Cover launched a project to study and evaluate degraded sites in the western and southern regions of Saudi Arabia using the latest technologies, and prepare plans to rehabilitate them in accordance with international practices and standards.The project aims to explore the causes of deterioration in Makkah, Madinah, Baha, Asir, Jazan and Najran, and to develop plans to monitor, control and evaluate land degradation in a manner consistent with the local situation.NCV will conduct a comprehensive assessment using remote sensing and GIS techniques to determine the severity of degradation, carry out field laboratory analyses by taking soil, plant and water samples, conduct an economic and social assessment and identify...
March 04, 2025
Project launched to evaluate degraded sites in Saudi regions
March 04, 2025
Aramco reports $106.2 billion net income for 2024
March 04, 2025
Historic Jeddah hosts 'Ramadan Season 2025' with diverse cultural events
Saudi Gazette report
RIYADH – Prince Sultan University (PSU) has been ranked first among Saudi universities in scientific research quality, according to the Times Higher Education (THE) 2025 report. The university received a score of 90.5%, placing it ahead of other institutions in the Kingdom.
The ranking evaluates universities based on factors such as research impact, the number of citations, collaboration in research, and the quality of scientific publications. PSU’s top ranking suggests strong performance in these areas.
THE is a global organization that assesses university performance through annual rankings, measuring research, teaching, citations, international outlook, and industry income. Its rankings are widely used as a measure of academic quality and impact.
March 04, 2025
Riyadh's PSU tops Saudi universities in research quality
