Saudi Arabia, FIFA
Saudi Arabia Narrowly Fails to Win Seat on U.N. Human Rights Council
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia narrowly failed on Wednesday to win a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council, a blow to Riyadh's efforts to boost the country's rights reputation abroad and four years after it was rejected in a 2020 bid to join the 47-member body.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is not currently in talks to buy a stake in DAZN, the sports-streaming group backed by ...
Saudi Arabia is shifting its tourism strategy to attract high-spending visitors from India and China as part of its broader ...
The fragile truce between rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia could unravel if Gulf states allow Israel to use their airspace to ...
Plans have been announced to build a $186m concrete plant as part of the huge Neom development programme in Saudi Arabia’s ...
Japan handed Saudi Arabia a 2-0 defeat in Jeddah on Thursday as Hajime Moriyasu's side continued their march towards the ...
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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed 27 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) valued at $2.2 billion across multiple sectors ...
Tomorrow night history will be made in Saudi Arabia, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh when there will be the first-ever world ...
Muvi Studios, the production arm of Saudi Arabia's leading exhibition chain, have announced a slew of deals during the ...
PM Shehbaz on Thursday invited Saudi Arabia to invest in aviation sector especially in the outsourcing of international ...
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