Saudi Arabia

The National Water Company said it would charge SR 5,000 for giving sewage connections to buildings and SR 2,500 for cleaning and closing the existing sewage tanks. “We’ll allow home...
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Livestock prices rise ahead of Ramadan

Monday 17 June 2013
The prices of livestock over the past few days have been steadily rising across the Kingdom as consumers try to offset costs ahead of Ramadan.
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EP sees sudden rush of expats struggling to correct status

Monday 17 June 2013
Dammam, which is considered the industrial hub of the Kingdom and a preferred destination for expatriates, is home to thousands of skilled and unskilled workers from Asian countries since the Easte
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100,000 Syrians stuck in Kingdom

Monday 17 June 2013
Syrian expats are facing a double problem.
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Restoring Gulf ecology cost Saudi Arabia $1.1 billion

Monday 17 June 2013
The Kingdom has spent $1.1 billion on environmental projects to repair the damages caused by the 1991 Gulf War.
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Expats plead for extension of amnesty

Monday 17 June 2013
Expatriates who came to the Indian and Pakistani missions yesterday to rectify their status or return home said they were anxious as only 17 days are left before the amnesty deadline expires and that
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Special service extended to Pakistanis

Monday 17 June 2013
The Pakistan Embassy in Riyadh yesterday opened a window at the Pakistan International School Nasariyah (PIS Nasariyah) to provide services to illegal workers from 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Jeddah ready to meet flood threats

Monday 17 June 2013
Fourteen emergency projects and several other infrastructure works have been implemented by the authorities in Jeddah to prevent damage from any possible flooding in the city. 
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70% of Saudi high school students ‘must get technical training’

Monday 17 June 2013
The majority of high school students should be sent to technical colleges rather than universities to prepare them for jobs needed by industry, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, accordi
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PAPF inks cooperation deal with Euro-Arab Foundation

Monday 17 June 2013
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed by the Princess Al-Anood Philanthropic Foundation (PAPF) with the Euro-Arab Foundation (EAF) for Arabic postgraduate studies in Spain.
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Dangers of coronavirus, sunstroke highlighted

Monday 17 June 2013
The Pakistan Welfare Society (PWS) organized a free medical camp at the premises of Pakistan Consulate to celebrate the 7th anniversary of the first camp set-up.
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