Six Flags could open up to three parks in the kingdom
Currently most of the teams in the Saudi Professional League are government owned
The non-oil sector is expected to expand 2.5 per cent
Workers given Huroob status will never be able to return to the country
Riyad REIT was capitalised at SAR500m
His funeral prayer will be performed in Riyadh on Sunday
Zain Saudi said that it previously made provisions to cover the full amount awarded
The projects cover maintenance of public areas and new computer systems
The payment delays have seriously damaged some companies
The Saudi prince passed away on Saturday morning
The kingdom is appointing labour attaches in countries such as India and Philippines
The construction giant could now seek one of the largest debt restructuring deals in the Gulf since 2014
The government’s Council of Economic and Development Affairs also cancelled projects valued up to $266.7bn
The new rules aim to recognise exceptional employees but set limits on payments
Yemen’s Houthi rebels are accused of firing a ballistic missile towards the Islamic holy city
Despite the lifting of restrictions, women will still be unable to work alongside men
The 300-page book, titled Out of the Desert, describes the battles waged by the influential industry veteran
It is not clear whether the government can continue cutting its deficit rapidly without pushing the country into recession
The fingerprint registration system led to protests from workers last month
In one incident eight relatives of a university president have been employed at the institution
Alassaf had been the last veteran member of cabinet to remain in a key post through a series of government reshuffles
The Ministry of Civil Service has reportedly refused to renew the contracts of a significant number of staff
ISIL leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi has called for attacks against Saudi Arabia
The decrease saw assets hit their lowest level since January 2012
The statement came three days after Embraer said it would pay a $205.5m fine to settle an investigation by US and Brazilian authorities
The Houthi rebels claimed the missile was aimed at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah
While the US and UK might not share cultural values with Saudi Arabia, their trade links have ensured a solid and prosperous relationship
The facilities will speed up entry to the country for passengers upon arrival in the US
Growth has slowed sharply this year as low oil prices strained the budget
Families in the kingdom are being encouraged to pay maids less than the standardised wage