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Learn about the details of the permanent scientific program at the Grand Mosque for the month of Ramadan 1447 AH, which aims to promote Islamic knowledge and establish the moderate approach for visitors to the Grand Mosque.

The Saudi Cabinet approved the National Policy for the Arabic Language, based on 8 principles to consolidate its position in education, media and business and enhance national identity within Vision 2030.

Learn about the new penalties in Saudi Arabia that include imprisonment, fines and deportation for employers who are late in reporting the departure of their sponsored individuals after the expiry of their entry visa.

By royal decree, Dr. Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Maghlouth was appointed Deputy Minister of Information with the rank of Excellent, in a move aimed at strengthening and developing the media sector in line with Vision 2030.

The final rounds of the 27th King Salman Award for Memorizing the Holy Quran have begun in Riyadh, with 129 male and female contestants competing for prizes exceeding 7 million riyals.

Discover the scientific and engineering secret behind the coolness of the marble in the Mataf area of ​​the Grand Mosque, and the role of rare Greek Thassos marble in providing comfort to millions of pilgrims.

The King Fahd Causeway experiences heavy traffic congestion as Ramadan approaches, increasing crossing times. Learn about the causes of the congestion and its economic and social impact on Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

The Healthy Marriage Program in Qatif has achieved exceptional results, with 85% responding to genetic counseling and 98% matching, thus reinforcing the Kingdom’s efforts to build a healthy, disease-free society.

In a significant step towards achieving the goals of the Saudi Green Initiative, the National Afforestation Program signed 8 strategic memoranda of understanding to plant millions of trees and enhance vegetation cover.

Learn about the details of the decision by the Saudi Ministry of Municipal Affairs to exempt tourist hospitality facilities from the 500-meter requirement for selling tobacco near schools and mosques, in order to support tourism.