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Waleed K. Al-Deaigy, a member of the organizing committee. "The conference is under the auspices of Prince Salman who has extended all kinds of support not only for the success of the event but also to provide treatment accessibility to all citizens and...
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She was released only after signing a statement promising that she would stop agitating for women's rights. A group of women launched earlier this year a legal challenge to the ban asserting that it had no base in Islamic law. For his part, Saudi King...
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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah applauds as he speaks in Riyadh, February 10, 2012. King Abdullah on Friday slammed the Russian and Chinese veto of a UN resolution on Syria as an "unfavorable" move. View Photo »
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Thank you, honorable president. We also thank God Almighty. Tonight is a pleasant one as all these great people have assembled here in the service of Yemen, which is one of the ancient countries. I wish everyone of them success in removing hatred. I am sure that there will not be any hatred amongst you ...
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The facility will be the second factory Mars has built in the region, with the first based in Dubai. The facility, which will begin operating by 2014 producing Galaxy and Galaxy Jewels, will be one of the largest chocolate factories in the GCC region,...
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Kashgari’s tweets weren’t heroic — certainly not by usual standards — something that Kashgari himself would be the first to admit. This was no hero challenging an overbearing theocracy; it was an ordinary person earnestly expressing his mixture of...
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In a sign of growing confidence in the Kingdom's economic stability, Mars Incorporated, a global food giant with annual sales exceeding $30 billion, announced on Wednesday SR225 million ($60 million) initial investment to build a state-of-the-art...
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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah (C) and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (4th L) watch as delegates sign papers at the Royal Palace in Riyadh January 15, 2012. Wen pressed Saudi Arabia to open its huge oil and gas resources to expanded Chinese investment, media... View Photo »
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There are many examples that has emphasized that Saudi Arabia is always interested in solving political differences in Arab world, such as the issue between Sudan and Chad, and the Lebanese parties. Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah has always invited all the political parties to solve the...
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It provides building owners and operators the tools they need to have an immediate and measurable impact on their buildings' performance. Fahd Al-Rasheed, managing director and CEO of KAEC, was delighted. "This is further proof of the fact that King...
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Mars Incorporated, the global food giant, said that it would invest USD60 million to construct a plant at Saudi's King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) in Rabigh, reported Arab News. The firm, which annual sales surpass USD30 billion, added that the...
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