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Arab National Bank (ANB) launched the “Builders” initiative in partnership with the Al-Ahsa Girls Association to qualify and empower 100 young men and women professionally and entrepreneurially, in support of the goals of Vision 2030.

The General Assembly of the Shura Council decided to refer 19 important topics, including university reports and international agreements, to the upcoming sessions for discussion and the necessary decisions to be made.

Vision Future Company signed an agreement with the Saudi Red Crescent Authority to provide discounted training programs for its employees, in a move to strengthen the partnership and develop health personnel.

The Saudi and Omani naval forces successfully concluded the "Winds of Peace" exercise, aimed at strengthening military cooperation and securing vital shipping lanes in the region.

The advanced Wood Badge course was launched in Al-Qassim with the participation of 30 leaders, with the aim of developing leadership skills and promoting volunteer work in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

The Public Transport Authority imposes facial recognition on drivers of transport applications and restricts work to Saudis to enhance security and combat commercial concealment within the framework of Vision 2030.

The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing launched a national scientific model for regulating street vendors, with the aim of integrating them into the formal economy and improving the urban landscape within the framework of Vision 2030.

The Saudi Ministry of Environment announced the reopening of the process for deporting non-Saudi livestock as part of its efforts to combat overgrazing and protect vegetation cover in order to achieve the goals of a green Saudi Arabia.

A medical team at Al-Diriyah Hospital ended the suffering of a patient in his forties through a total knee replacement surgery, restoring his ability to walk after 25 years of pain and suffering.

The Jeddah Municipality announced the issuance of approximately 7,000 health certificates and the examination of 7,400 food samples in January, as part of its efforts to raise health compliance and enhance food security in the city.