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KSA: Illegal Immigrants and Cause to Effect

March 29, 2013March 29, 2013 Peter Mulvany

As the main port of arrival for all Muslims coming to do their pilgrimage, Jeddah has served as the main entry point for centuries. And the neighborhood of Karantina was used as a place where these pilgrims stayed until they Read more

Gulf News, HeadlinesHaj, Illegal Immigrant, Jeddah, Karantina, KSA, Muslim, pilgrimage, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen

KSA: a small step towards women’s right

February 20, 2013February 20, 2013 Jaber Ali

After disappearing from all media since his operation in November King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia made an appearance in a state media to make a speech welcoming and advising the new members of the council. This council that is meant Read more

Gulf News, Headlinesking abdullah, KSA, Prince Salman, Saudi Arabia, Shura

KSA: Veiling Baby Girls Propsal Stirs Protest

February 6, 2013February 6, 2013 Jaber Ali

In Saudi Arabia it is known that women are deprived of many rights that might have been considered as essential and normal elsewhere. These restrictions include driving cars and travelling without authorization from their male guardians. In case of breach Read more

Gulf News, HeadlinesAbdullah Daoud, Baby Girls, KSA, Stirs Protest, wear the veil

KSA: a new gender segregation barrier

January 30, 2013 Jaber Ali

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, laws and regulations are becoming stricter concerning gender segregation in public areas. The most recent of such measures consisted in ordering all stores that employ men and women to construct a separation wall in Read more

Gulf News, HeadlinesAbdel Faqih, KSA, new gender segregation

KSA: execution for a crime committed by a minor

January 10, 2013January 10, 2013 Peter Mulvany

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the destination of thousands of migrants from any south Asian countries that come looking for employment. They manage to get most of the time jobs that the citizens don’t want and from which they Read more

Gulf News, Headlinesemployment, HRW, Human Rights Watch, judicial system, KSA, Mahinda Rajapaksa, migrant, Rizana Nafeek, South Asia, Sri Lanka

KSA: Poor and needy in the heart of the 2013 social program

January 2, 2013 Peter Mulvany

Saudi Arabia’s population has increased from 6 million in 1970 to 28 million today. Because of this spectacular augmentation, job and welfare programs are not evenly distributed to the entire Saudi population. Making most Saudis have difficulties in surviving in Read more

Gulf News, Headlineseducation, health, king abdullah, KSA, Poor, Poverty, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, social, welfare, Zakat

KSA / Iraq: Opec, quotas and tension

December 13, 2012December 13, 2012 Peter Mulvany

After the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, Iraq was put outside OPEC’s quota system because it presented a low output. A year ago, OPEC set a 30 million bpd target for all 12 producers allowing Iraq to come back in the Read more

Energy, HeadlinesAbdul-Kareem Luaibi, Abdullah al-Badri, Iran, Iraq, KSA, Libya, OPEC, quota, Saddam Hussein, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela

KSA: projects in Tabuk

December 7, 2012December 7, 2012 Jaber Ali

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been trying to implement new educational, health, water and sewage projects in the Tabuk at a total cost of SR 6.26 billion. After a whole year of work, officials briefed on Wednesday Tabuk Governer Read more

Gulf News, HeadlinesAli Al-Tuwailae, health, KSA, Saleh Al-Sharari, Saudi Arabia, Tabuk

KSA: strengthening electric power capacity

November 19, 2012November 19, 2012 Jaber Ali

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates, presently the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a population of 28 million habitants. By 2020, this number is expected to increase by 32 % and reach 37 million. With a vast majority Read more

Energy, HeadlinesABB, Brice Koch, capacity, Development, electric, IMF, KSA, Saudi Arabia

KSA: SABIC and shell on Jubail expansion

November 14, 2012November 14, 2012 Peter Mulvany

After the encouraging results of their partnership, Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) and Shell are looking forward to the expansion of various projects at the Saudi Petrochemical Company (SADAF). The two are engaged in a successful partnership are now planning Read more

Energy, HeadlinesJubail, KSA, Mohamed Al-Mady, SABIC, SADAF, Shell, SMPO

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