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- Senior official of International Committee of the Red Cross doubles down on calls to warring sides to respect Geneva Conventions
- Expresses gratitude for strong Saudi support in Gaza and Sudan, wants humanitarian partnership to climb new heights
- Three-month cultural calendar is full of surprises that will take you through Kingdom’s culture and heritage
- Humanitarian catastrophe could have ‘potentially irreversible implications for Palestinians as a whole and for peace and security in the region’
- WFP: Resumption of hostilities ‘will only intensify the catastrophic hunger crisis that already threatens to overwhelm the civilian population’
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- RSGT will operate Patenga Container Terminal in Chittagong Port for 22 years
- Project marks beginning of larger Saudi presence in Bangladesh, minister says
- Sasy Mannequin accuses country’s officials of hypocrisy
- Popularity highlights growing generational divide, says writer
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Luxury tourism destination atop KSA’s highest peak
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Who was Tarafa bin Al-Abd?
A sixth-century poet from the Bakr tribe, Tarafa bin Al-Abd was one of the seven renowned poets featured in the ancient Arabic poetry anthology. The Saudi Ministry of Culture is to stage the Tarafa bin Al-Abd Festival from Nov. 16 to 24 in Al-Ahsa, in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, to highlight the life, career, and works of the poet.
Islamic World District Project
A major initiative being implemented in the holy city of Madinah, the Islamic World District Project is envisioned to offer high-quality residential and hospitality services to enrich the religious and cultural experiences of visitors, along with Umrah and Hajj pilgrims, during their visit to Madinah. The project is expected to include 18,000 hotel rooms upon completion, with eco-friendly means of transportation.
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict
- Senate rules dictate that most legislation requires 60 votes to advance in the 100-member chamber
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- 2024 rally is shaping up to outdo its predecessors with a new course that commences in Al-Ula and finishes in Yanbu
- Event will host 590 participants from 187 teams in the main Dakar Rally and an additional 174 in the Dakar Classic category
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