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Dr Munir El Desouki, president of King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology. Photo: @munireldesouki
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How Saudi Arabia is investing in research and development to diversify its economy

The country wants to create high-value jobs in science and technology and attract talent from all over the world

GulfJuly 21, 2022
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman speaks during the Gulf Co-operation Council summit in Riyadh in 2021. AP
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Regional leaders gather in Saudi Arabia for summit with US President Joe Biden

Meeting in Jeddah will address energy, inflation, food security and environmental challenges

GulfJuly 15, 2022
A giant banner showing Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is displayed before a visit by US President Joe Biden in a square in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. AP
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Saudis hope Joe Biden's visit to Jeddah will show changing face of country

Red Sea port city a microcosm of continuity and change in Saudi society

GulfJuly 15, 2022
The Saudi authorities on July 14 opened registrations for foreign pilgrims to apply for a visa to perform Umrah this year. Photo: @ReasahAlharmain via Twitter
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Saudi Arabia opens registration for Umrah pilgrims

Foreign worshippers will be able to make the pilgrimage starting on July 30

GulfJuly 14, 2022
The air control tower in the King Abdulaziz International Airport. Photo: SPA
Small aircraft lands safely in Jeddah after deviating from runway

The Gulfstream 400 aircraft was carrying five passengers

GulfJuly 13, 2022
A Muslim pilgrim prays beside robots used to vacuum and sanitise air at the Grand Mosque in Makkah. AP
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How tech is easing this year's Hajj pilgrimage

With one million pilgrims for the first time since 2019, apps and new modes of transport have helped make it a success

GulfJuly 11, 2022
The wristband scheme is designed to take care of young visitors to help ensure their parents are able to perform Hajj with ease and comfort. Photo: The General Presidency of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque
Hajj Ministry gives out wristbands to protect children during pilgrimage

Social responsibility campaign aims to help youths who become lost and reunite them with their families

GulfJuly 10, 2022
Each year, hundreds of volunteers work alongside government officials during Hajj. AFP
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Hajj volunteers aim to give pilgrims 'memories to cherish'

Hundreds of people come forward each year to offer help with everything from transport to meals

GulfJuly 10, 2022
Anas Misri (L) with his wife, and Abbas Misri, also with his wife. They recently got married and are performing Hajj together as a family. Photo: Mariam Nihal / The National
Reflections on Hajj from pilgrims on the road

How pilgrimage can help to lead a peaceful and harmonious life

GulfJuly 09, 2022
Pilgrims from the Khandwani group in Arafat. Members praised the facilities there. The National
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Pilgrims from US, UK, Europe and Pakistan join group for 'incredible' Hajj

Organiser Dr Mohammad Siddiq Khandwani thanks God "for making this journey easy"

GulfJuly 09, 2022
Sheep waiting to be loaded on to lorries at Jeddah Islamic Port in Saudi Arabia. Salah Malkawi / The National
Saudi Arabia ready for Eid Al Adha sacrifices

Government reminds people to follow health guidelines and book appointments at official slaughterhouses on Saturday

Saudi ArabiaJuly 09, 2022
A Muslim pilgrim throws stones towards the symbolic devil represented by the Jamarat wall. EPA/file
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Jamarat begins for 1 million pilgrims

Pilgrims carry seven pebbles with them and make their way to the first floor of the multi-levelled Jamarat building

GulfJuly 09, 2022
Snails in butter and parsley sauce at Belgravian Brasserie. Photo: Belgravian Brasserie
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Restaurant of the week: bringing a taste of the French Riviera to Saudi Arabia

Although the focus is on seafood, the restaurant also serves a mean afternoon tea and meaty mains

WeekendJuly 08, 2022
Muslim pilgrims gather on Mount of Mercy at the plain of Arafat during the annual haj pilgrimage, outside the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, July 8, 2022. Reuters
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Pilgrims head to Mount Arafat for most important Hajj rite

Day of Arafat marks the second day of Hajj, when believers make their way to the mountain where the Prophet Mohammed gave his last sermon

Saudi ArabiaJuly 08, 2022
Technology and the coronavirus pandemic have led some governments to look at cleaner and more controlled ways to allow worshippers to perform the ritual sacrifice. AP Photo
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How Saudi Arabia's Eid Al Adha sacrifice for Hajj has changed

Online services and sterile slaughterhouse kitchens have taken over from the traditional market

GulfJuly 07, 2022
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