GCC gears up for one of its heaviest-ever periods of international issuance – possibly over $25bn by the end of October
Help is also being provided for workers to switch companies in the kingdom
The collapse of the crane on September 11, 2015 resulted in the deaths of 107 people
The route is expected to boost tourism to Egyptian resorts including Dahab and Sharm El-Sheikh
Industry sources say the kingdom started to raise production from June
Russia’s energy minister has said the two countries signed a nuclear cooperation deal in March
More than one in 11 Saudis are still unemployed
They were killed by projectiles fired by Yemen’s Houthi group on the city of Najaran
Tehran announced earlier this year that it would not send pilgrims for haj
The company involved could face human trafficking charges, according to reports
Government seeks to reduce financial burden of education and improve its quality
Domestic worker recruitment is currently restricted to local firms
Ministry employees on the front line will also be awarded the bonus
Labour ministry seeks to reduce cost difference between employing locals and expats
The central bank said it has “sufficient tools” to support the exchange rate of the riyal
Agustin Rosendo Fernandez, 30, stabbed Saudi student Alkadi to death two years ago
The three sisters and their children were detained by Lebanese authorities in Beirut and flown back to Saudi Arabia
A ban on workers has partly been in force since 2008
The ministry expects to achieve the target by 2030
Ownership limits and minimum qualifications for overseas institutions will be eased next month
The lack of activity at the complex comes despite wide media attention
General Dynamics will be the principal contractor for the sale
Plans come after the kingdom announced the complete Saudisation of the mobile sector
The troubled firm has been the subject of thousands of complaints by workers
A multiple exit and re-entry visa costing SAR500 will only be valid for three months, compared to six months earlier.
The investigation will track Islamist militants behind bomb and axe attacks in July
Combined net profits of Saudi’s 14 listed petrochemical firms fell by a fifth from a year earlier
In recent months, local construction firms Saudi Oger and Saudi Binladin Group have made headlines following thousands of complaints from workers over unpaid wages
The soldier faced the attack on Saturday morning at Jalah in the Jazan region
Saudis make up just 16 per cent of private sector, according to report by the Oxford Consulting Group