International banks are said to be cautious given the lack of clarity over the settlements the two men made
The education ministry is reviewing school curricula to ensure they do not reflect the Muslim Brotherhood’s agenda
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdulaziz University tops the ranking
The case was reported in the Al-Quwayiyah governorate
Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is set to discuss Iran and nuclear cooperation during his visit
Alwaleed detailed his time in the Ritz Carlton and spoke for the first time of an arrangement reached with the government in an interview
The initial funds from the auction will go to unpaid workers
“Our view of the nuclear deal is that it’s a flawed agreement,” Saudi foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir told reporters
The bank last raised the loan-to-deposit ratio in February 2016
The incident happened on Sunday evening
Mohammed bin Salman said Sharia law did not specify that women wear “a black abaya or a black head cover”
GulfTalent said Saudisation policies meant many firms in the country were lowering their headcount
The royal family member passed away on Monday, March 12
The world’s top oil exporter has previously said it wants nuclear technology only for peaceful uses
Several cases of the H5N8 virus have been reported across the kingdom since December
The Saudi government wants to increase activity in the real estate market
“The granting of nationality is a sovereign matter,” the interior ministry said
The kingdom’s economy is expected to return to growth this year
Saudi authorities will start auctioning billions of dollars of assets, including machinery, real estate and vehicles, next week
IPO preparations have been hit by rows over whether Aramco should list on major Western markets at all
His funeral prayers will be performed at the Grand Mosque in Makkah on Tuesday
The crown prince reportedly plans to travel to Washington, New York and Boston from March 19 to 22
The planned 2,100km rail network connecting the GCC was pushed back at least three years
The Ministry of Civil Service said last September it aimed to replace 28,000 foreign public sector workers by the end of 2020
The Saudi government had targeted a market listing by the second half of 2018
The kingdom is preparing to undertake legal proceedings against 56 individuals still held after November’s corruption purge
The ban comes into force on March 18
Saudi mothers would previously have to file a lawsuit to get custody of their children
The two countries have set themselves a $90bn trade and investment target for the coming years
The kingdom is expected to allow women to drive from June 24