By Connor Hart Shares of WeRide climbed after the company said its Robotaxi was granted Saudi Arabia's first Robotaxi autonomous driving permit.

Saudi Arabia is going to open up to foreign ownership of real estate in 2026. Foreign investors will be able to buy property in Saudi Arabia, just like like in Dubai.

Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa visits Saudi Data and AI Authority in Riyadh [File: Saudi Press Agency/Handout via Reuters] Saudi Arabia has said it will invest approximately $3bn in ...

CJ ENM has announced the opening of a wholly owned subsidiary in Saudi Arabia, becoming the first major Korean media and entertainment company to establish a base in the country. The move builds ...

(Reuters) -Syria will sign 44 agreements with Saudi Arabia estimated to be worth at nearly $6 billion, Syrian Information Minister Hamza al-Moustafa said on Wednesday.He spoke at a press conference as ...

Saudi Arabia plans to significantly expand King Fahd International Airport, also known as Dammam, which is the base of the country’s newly announced LCC.

Stephen Munyakho, Kenyan man on death row in Saudi Arabia for over 10 years freed, Foreign Affairs PS Sing’oei confirms; he had been convicted of manslaughter.

Apple customers in Saudi Arabia are now able to purchase iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other Apple devices directly from the new Apple Store Online in the country.

Saudi Arabia plans to launch a new low-cost airline by 2030, as part of its Vision 2030 initiative to boost tourism, operating from Dammam with 45 planes.

Saudi Arabia has asked consulting firms to conduct a strategic review of its plans for building The Line, a futuristic city that is part of the Neom development project. The review will assess ...

ACWA Power signed power purchase agreements with Saudi Power Procurement Company for five solar PV projects in the country, combining 12GW.

Saudi Arabia reportedly overshot its June oil production quota by 700,000 barrels per day, raising questions about OPEC+ compliance and transparency amid media bans.