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Around 3,500 kilograms of honey were sold at last year’s festival with a total value of more than SR2 million. The event aims to support local beekeepers. (SPA) photos

Visitors swarm Saudi Arabia’s Jazan Honey Festival

  • Event showcases the region’s tourism, economic, and investment components
By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
Since launching her beekeeping career four years ago, Norah Shawi Al-Shimmari has found sweet success and been dubbed the ‘Beekeeper of the North.’ (Supplied) photos

Saudi mother-of-six finds sweet success with her ‘kingdom of bees’

By Nada Hameed ·
Saudi Arabia creates a buzz with support for honey farms photos

Saudi Arabia creates a buzz with support for honey farms

By Arab News ·
Special Saudi Arabia to ban import of foreign bees by 2020

Saudi Arabia to ban import of foreign bees by 2020

By AMEERA ABID ·
Honey festival kicks off in Mahail in southern KSA

Honey festival kicks off in Mahail in southern KSA

By Arab News ·

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