Syrian officials attend Munich Security Conference in Saudi Arabia’s AlUla

Syrian officials attend Munich Security Conference in Saudi Arabia’s AlUla
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The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues. (SANA)
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The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues. (SANA)
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The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues. (SANA)
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The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues. (SANA)
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The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues. (SANA)
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Updated 01 October 2025
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Syrian officials attend Munich Security Conference in Saudi Arabia’s AlUla

Syrian officials attend Munich Security Conference in Saudi Arabia’s AlUla
  • The opening session, titled “The Middle East in a Multipolar World,” examined the region’s role

ALULA: Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Al-Shaibani and intelligence chief Hussein Salameh participated Wednesday in the Munich Security Conference (MSC) leaders’ meeting in AlUla, Saudi Arabia.

The opening session, titled “The Middle East in a Multipolar World,” examined the region’s role amid shifting global power dynamics, state news agency SANA reported.

The MSC, established in 1963, gathers senior government officials, security leaders, and policy experts to address international security and foreign policy issues.


Saudi entertainment authority launches new program to spark creativity and innovation

Saudi entertainment authority launches new program to spark creativity and innovation
Updated 05 November 2025
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Saudi entertainment authority launches new program to spark creativity and innovation

Saudi entertainment authority launches new program to spark creativity and innovation
  • It aims to turn creative ideas into sustainable projects aligned with the Kingdom’s entertainment development goals

RIYADH: The General Entertainment Authority has launched the “Entertainment Innovations” program to boost creativity and innovation in Saudi Arabia’s entertainment sector.

Aimed at empowering talent and entrepreneurs, the program helps develop solutions that enhance sector growth and global competitiveness, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.

Registration is now open for the program. More than 100 participants will form diverse teams supported by mentors and industry experts, the SPA added.

The program includes several phases: registration via the authority’s website, screening and team selection for a virtual bootcamp, and a three-day challenge culminating in final presentations before judges, where winners will be honored.

The program focuses on building business models, brand identity, prototypes, and go-to-market strategies, the SPA added.

It aims to turn creative ideas into sustainable projects aligned with the Kingdom’s entertainment development goals and foster collaboration among creators, investors, and experts.

The program targets three goals: promoting innovation in entertainment, attracting specialized talent in technology, design, and entrepreneurship, and expanding the pool of young creatives in the sector.

In total, SR300,000 ($80,000) in prizes and support packages worth more than $1 million will be awarded to the top three winners.