Saudi Arabia
May 10, 2000
Saudi Arabia appointed Prince Sultan bin Salman bin Abdul-Aziz to head a recently-formed state body to promote tourism in the kingdom, Saudi News Agen
Saudi Crown prince Abdullah discussed bilateral relations and international developments with Sudanese President Omar Beshir by telephone Tuesday, the
Saudi authorities say they are winning the war against pornography on the Internet. The director of the government organization that monitors all Sau
Saudi Arabia slammed critics of its human rights record as enemies of God, religion and humanity and said its Islamic Sharia law was the best guarante
May 9, 2000
Saudi authorities have called off a briefing due on Tuesday for foreign oil companies aiming to invest in the country's energy sector, industry source
May 6, 2000
President Bill Clinton said Friday that the United States remained hopeful that Saudi exile Osama bin Laden could be tracked down, said Kuw
May 4, 2000
Japanese Sumitomo Corporation and Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) are in talks with Saudi Arabia to build a power plant to meet soaring electrici
Danish paint producer, Dyrup, opened in Jeddah the regional offices and consultancy center for the Arabian Danish Paint Co.. Dyrup is a partner of ADP. Dyrup boasts three predominant brand-names: Dy
May 3, 2000
The prevailing quality of Iran-Saudi ties is based on trust and friendship, Iran’s defense minister was quoted by Kuwait news agency (KUNA) as saying
May 2, 2000
Saudi Arabia has banned cabinet ministers from holding positions in companies, the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported Monday. SPA quoted a st
May 1, 2000
The Franco-Belgian group TotalFinaElf has proposed investments of eight billion dollars as Saudi Arabia wound up talks with oil majors on the opening
April 30, 2000
The Saudi Authorities warned all local commercial banks of a possible influx of forged US dollars into the Kingdom. A counterfeit US$100 note, printed in 1996, were recently detected in the neighborin
April 29, 2000
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat is expected in Saudi Arabia Tuesday for a two-day visit focusing on developments in the Middle East peace process.
A Sudanese man and two Indians were beheaded in Saudi Arabia on Friday for various crimes including child rape and murder, an Interior Ministry statem
April 28, 2000
Saudi men are increasingly marrying foreign women because of the high bride prices for local women or their refusal to become second wives, Saudi Inte