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Saudi Arabia launches 2nd phase of e-visa service

  • The Kingdom has seen a surge of over 135 percent in foreign investment licenses, reaching 2,192 permits during the third quarter of 2023 as part of a push to attract global businesses to set up operations in Saudi Arabia
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Saudi Arabia further opens culture, heritage to the world

Saudi Arabia further opens culture, heritage to the world

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