Saudi Arabia has announced a historic move, opening doors for foreign investments in publicly-traded companies that own real estate in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah. This marks a significant ...

Riyadh, January 27, 2025, SPA -- The Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA) has announced that foreign investors are now permitted to invest in Saudi-listed companies that own real estate within the ...

The allegation that the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) spent over N1.64 billion on staff and spouses during the ...

He was responding to a viral video in which a pilgrim, Mohammed Bello, and others claimed they were handed five $1 notes at ...

Iranian cleric Ghasemian was arrested in Mecca for insulting Saudi Arabia but was quickly released and returned to Iran before completing Hajj. Both countries downplayed the incident.

Saudi Arabia has implemented a strict entry ban to Makkah for expatriates without valid Hajj permits, effective April 23, 2025. This measure aims to streamline the pilgrimage, enhance crowd ...

Saudi Arabia warns bankrupt Pakistan, threatens to impose fine of Rs 22,00,000 if…, Saudi government also plans to… In a statement, the Saudi Ministry of Interior has clarified that strict ...

Posted in Travel & Hospitality, Latest News, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia religious tourism surges 55% as Makkah, Madinah flights soar: Skyscanner . Madinah has become a focal point for pilgrimage travel ...

Viral posts on social media platforms claiming Saudi Arabia has banned live broadcasting of Taraweeh during Ramadan from the Two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Madinah are found to be fake after fact ...

The Saudi weather department has predicted rain for the next three days in several parts of the country, including Riyadh, Hail, Al Qassim, the Eastern Province, Northern Borders, Makkah, and Madinah.

The property in the city's Al Naseem district will be part of a larger complex of interconnected towers. Makkah, Saudi Arabia to build world’s largest Courtyard by Marriott by 2026. hotel, hotel news, ...

Saudi Arabia will allow foreign capital to invest in Islam’s two holiest cities. Foreigners will be able to buy shares (up to 49 per cent) but direct ownership of real estate is excluded.