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Saudi nuclear authority confirms no radiation risk from regional conflict
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Commission (NRRC) has confirmed the safety of the Kingdom’s environment amid rising regional tensions, stating that there have been no radiation leaks affecting the country.In a statement posted Thursday on its official X account, the NRRC said that radiation levels across the Kingdom remain normal and the environment is safe, despite the ongoing military escalation between Iran and Israel.In a follow-up post early Friday, the commission clarified that the military strike on Iran’s Arak research reactor has had no radiological consequences, as the facility is currently free of nuclear fuel.The NRRC reiterated that it has been monitoring developments around the clock, and that its emergency operations...
June 20, 2025

Saudi nuclear authority confirms no radiation risk from regional conflict

International transactions are now subject to a clear 2% fee.
New SAMA rules limit credit card fees: 3% cash withdrawal, 2% foreign purchases, free e-wallet top-ups
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) announced on Thursday updated rules for the issuance and operation of credit cards, aimed at lowering costs for customers and increasing levels of disclosure and transparency.The new regulations will take effect within 30 to 90 days.Among the key updates, credit card issuers must notify customers of any changes in fees via SMS, with customers allowed to terminate their agreement within 14 days of receiving the notice. E-wallet top-ups via credit cards are now free of charge.For cash withdrawals below SR2,500, fees are capped at 3% of the transaction amount. For withdrawals of SR2,500 or more, fees are limited to a maximum of SR75.International purchases will now carry a 2% fee of the transaction value.Customers are also permitted...
June 20, 2025

New SAMA rules limit credit card fees: 3% cash withdrawal, 2% foreign purchases, free e-wallet top-ups

KSrelief delivers clean water to Gaza and vital medical aid to Syria
Saudi Gazette reportGAZA — The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has continued its efforts to supply clean water to residents of the Gaza Strip, as part of its emergency intervention project in the water and sanitation sector, in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).Through this initiative, clean drinking water is being delivered to thousands of families, particularly displaced persons and vulnerable populations.The project includes the operation of five water tankers, each with a 10-cubic-meter capacity, distributing potable water daily. It also entails transporting 1,800 cubic meters of water per day to shelters and host communities using 36 tankers.To support long-term access, KSrelief is distributing 23,232 jerrycans and 19,800...
June 20, 2025

KSrelief delivers clean water to Gaza and vital medical aid to Syria

4 exhibitions at the Prophet’s Mosque courtyards that bring Islamic heritage to life
Saudi Gazette reportMADINAH — Several exhibitions and knowledge centers within the courtyards and halls of the Prophet’s Mosque are offering enriching cultural and educational experiences to pilgrims and visitors during the Hajj season, showcasing the depth of Islamic heritage and the warm hospitality of Madinah.Among the key attractions is the Exhibition on the Architecture of the Prophet’s Mosque, located in the southern square opposite exits 308 and 309.Open daily from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., the exhibition highlights the architectural evolution of the mosque through interactive displays and modern presentation techniques.Nearby, the International Exhibition of the Prophet’s Biography, situated in front of exits 306 and 307, operates from 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.The exhibition...
June 20, 2025

4 exhibitions at the Prophet’s Mosque courtyards that bring Islamic heritage to life

Russian Federation Prosecutor General Igor Viktorovich Krasnov receives Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Muajab in St. Petersburg.
Saudi attorney general and Russian counterpart discuss ways to enhance judicial cooperation
Saudi Gazette report SAINT PETERSBURG — Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Muajab met with Russian Federation Prosecutor General Igor Viktorovich Krasnov in St. Petersburg. The meeting was held on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.During the meeting, they discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two public prosecution offices and exchange expertise in judicial fields, legal culture, and scientific output. The collaboration aims to develop prosecutorial practices and integrate efforts in combating crime and upholding justice.This visit extends the strong relations between the Public Prosecution in Saudi Arabia and its counterpart in the Russian Federation. It also embodies both sides' commitment to strengthening partnership and institutional...
June 19, 2025

Saudi attorney general and Russian counterpart discuss ways to enhance judicial cooperation

Bank credit granted to the public and private sectors was distributed across more than 17 diverse economic activities, serving as a key driver in achieving comprehensive and sustainable economic growth and contributing to the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi bank credit records annual growth of over SR443 billion by end of April 2025
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — Bank credit granted to the public and private sectors in Saudi Arabia reached SR3,126,381 million (over SR3.126 trillion) by the end of April 2025, according to the monthly statistical bulletin issued by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) for April.This marks an annual growth of 16.5 percent and an increase of more than SR443.018 billion compared to the same period in 2024, when bank credit stood at SR2.683 trillion. Quarterly, bank credit continued to rise at all levels, recording a growth of five percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2024, increasing by SR146.411 billion. By the end of the first quarter of 2025, bank credit had grown from over SR2.955 trillion to over SR3.101 trillion.On a monthly basis, bank credit recorded a growth of 0.8 percent, rising...
June 19, 2025

Saudi bank credit records annual growth of over SR443 billion by end of April 2025

Saudi Aramco announced on Thursday the launch of the Regional Center for Sustainable Development of Fisheries (RCSDF) on Abu Ali Island in Jubail on the Arabian Gulf coast.
Saudi Aramco launches Regional Fisheries Development Center in Jubail
Saudi Gazette report DHAHRAN — Saudi Aramco announced on Thursday the launch of the Regional Center for Sustainable Development of Fisheries (RCSDF) on Abu Ali Island in Jubail on the Arabian Gulf coast. The center, the Arabian Gulf Branch, was established in cooperation with the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture. Through this collaboration, Saudi Aramco aims to highlight its investments in citizenship initiatives and its efforts to drive economic growth, support local fishermen and their livelihoods, build expertise, and adopt the best practices to enhance production and cultivate fish of marketable sizes that can compete globally.The center is part of the company's broader efforts to protect marine life in the Arabian Gulf. It involves the...
June 19, 2025

Saudi Aramco launches Regional Fisheries Development Center in Jubail

According to the Madinah Chamber of Commerce report, activities related to accommodation, travel agencies, and tour operations recorded an 18.7 percent increase in 2024 compared to the previous year.
Number of visitors to Madinah jumps 18.7% in 3 years, reaching 18 million in 2024
Saudi Gazette report MADINAH — The tourism sector in Madinah has witnessed significant growth of 18.7 percent in visitor numbers over the past three years, receiving more than 18 million visitors in 2024, compared with 14.1 million in 2023 and 8.2 million in 2022.According to a report issued on Wednesday by the Madinah Chamber of Commerce, activities related to accommodation, travel agencies, and tour operations recorded an 18.7 percent increase in 2024 compared to the previous year. The report highlighted the sector’s vital role in supporting economic growth and increasing the gross domestic product (GDP) through tourism spending on lodging, transportation, shopping, and other services, while also creating job opportunities in tourism-related activities and contributing to sustainable...
June 19, 2025

Number of visitors to Madinah jumps 18.7% in 3 years, reaching 18 million in 2024

Ministry of Culture includes handicrafts and cultural media in 5th edition of its National Cultural Awards
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Ministry of Culture has launched the fifth edition of the National Cultural Awards. For the 2025 edition, two new award categories have been introduced: the Handicrafts Award and the Cultural Media Award. Nominations for cultural sector awards will soon open to the public and the cultural community. The Handicrafts Award coincides with the ministry’s designation of 2025 as the Year of Handicrafts, spotlighting impactful contributions to traditional crafts, whether in production techniques or cultural knowledge. This category includes one international award that honors initiatives that improve livelihoods and create job opportunities.The Cultural Media Award recognizes significant work by individuals or organizations in developing cultural discourse...
June 19, 2025

Ministry of Culture includes handicrafts and cultural media in 5th edition of its National Cultural Awards

The system uses the ‘Raspberry Pi’ device, which employs advanced computer vision techniques.
AI-powered system to monitor emergency lane violations in real time
Saudi Gazette report JEDDAH — King Abdulaziz University has completed an innovative research project that uses AI to monitor violations of emergency lanes on highways in real time. The system uses the ‘Raspberry Pi’ device, which employs advanced computer vision techniques.The project utilizes the 'YOLO' algorithm to detect vehicles encroaching on designated emergency lanes, with the model trained on a customized dataset of images. It is a low-cost, highly efficient solution ideal for integration into smart city infrastructure, traffic management agencies, and government authorities. By supporting unobstructed emergency lanes, the project aims to improve response times during emergencies and ultimately save lives.
June 19, 2025

AI-powered system to monitor emergency lane violations in real time

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